Have you heard the one about the color blue? The story goes that the Greeks [...]
In 1981, a book was published by a well-regarded, but-until-then-not-terribly-famous philosopher. The book was called [...]
In the autumn of 324 BC, Alexander stood up and looked at the faces of [...]
One night, around 500 BC, a Greek woman in Athens, named Agariste, jolted out of [...]
I have long been a devotee of classical education. For over a dozen years [...]
I was still in bed when the phone rang. I answered groggily but my brain [...]
Children with learning challenges will require more intentional thought and attention at home or in [...]
We often receive questions about teaching children with specific conditions classically. In this issue we [...]
Science fiction has made popular a certain trope concerning us logicians. The common depiction is [...]
Should the Bible be read literally or literarily? This question must not only be asked [...]
