GUEST POST – Breaking Out of Cocoons with Üstün Bilgen-Reinart
Dear breakers-out of cocoons, How to confront tough issues compassionately? This is a question that I keep asking as I […]
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GUEST POST – Spare Beauty and Epic Literature in Iceland with Mark Cwik
Iceland is stark and stunning. It’s everything the travel brochures say it is: beautiful in a way that’s hard to
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GUEST POST – Happy Year of the Horse from Lisa Pasold
Gung Hei Fatt Choi! (or Gong Xi Fa Cai in Mandarin) Happy Lunar New Year, and welcome to the Year of the
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GUEST BLOG – Paul Keeton
On the Origin of Species – Darwin In this seminal book, Darwin made the argument to society and to our
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GUEST BLOG – Betty Duggan
This is the fourth year that my husband, Bill Duggan, and I have been coming to Classical Pursuits. We wouldn’t
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GUEST BLOG – Ellen Kelly
As a classical pursuits newbie I signed up for everything I could before I started. Stratford was a great introduction.
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GUEST BLOG – Louise Dimattio
Arrived on a beautiful sunny morning in Toronto for a stimulating discussion of Henri James’ Portrait of a Lady. Our
GUEST BLOG – Betty Ann Jordan on Looking at Photographs with Susan Sontag
“Like a pair of binoculars with no right or wrong end, the camera makes exotic things near, intimate, and familiar
GUEST BLOG – Thomas Jones on why you should choose Buddenbrooks this July
In scope, detail, and humanity, Thomas Mann’s Buddenbrooks is a classic of modem literature and continues to be a model
GUEST BLOG – How Darwin Made Monkeys of Us All, by Mark Cwik
Upon first reading Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, the great 19th-century biologist Thomas Henry Huxley—later to be known
