Written by Autumn Kennedy
Published on June 6, 2024
The mystery of the one and the many is that to be is to be one (Aquinas, Summa I-I, q.11, a.1). It is best to begin with a story. Ezekiel 37...
I am a classical educator and I have been at this for over thirty years. So when Joelle at Classical Academic Press asks me, “What is classical education?” she puts the question to some...
In a 1405 illumination of Christine de Pizan’s The Book of the City of Ladies, two scenes occur within one image: on the left, a woman in a blue dress with a horned veil headdress reclines at a des...
Sometimes it is tricky communicating what classical education is. I often observe attentive eyes glaze over or rise in panic upon hearing words like “trivium,” “dialectic,” or “liberal arts” for th...
What is classical education? In our modern times, you will find a variety of answers to this question—some quite long and others more succinct. I believe, however, that to properly answer the quest...
“Implicit in the word “character” is a story.” —James Davison Hunter
In the fall of 2015, a runaway sheep named Chris was discovered in the Australian bush. Un-sheared for years, Chris was...
