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Month: December 2017

The Universities and Postmodernism
Jordan B. Peterson

The Universities and Postmodernism

Not a blanket-endorsement. For the archives: “As the bloody 20th century drew near, Friedrich Nietzsche, the German philosopher, suffering from … Continue reading The Universities and Postmodernism

Master of Mimesis
C.S. Lewis

Master of Mimesis

“But this fault is rare in Bunyan — far rarer than in Piers Plowman. If such dead wood were removed from The … Continue reading Master of Mimesis

Lewis on Bunyan
C.S. Lewis

Lewis on Bunyan

“We must attribute Bunyan’s style to a perfect natural ear, a great sensibility for the idiom and cadence of popular … Continue reading Lewis on Bunyan

Lewis on Tyndale
C.S. Lewis

Lewis on Tyndale

“Where Tyndale is most continuously and obviously superior to More is in style. He is, beyond comparison, lighter, swifter, more … Continue reading Lewis on Tyndale

Lewis on Bunyan’s Progress
C.S. Lewis

Lewis on Bunyan’s Progress

“Part of the unpleasant side of The Pilgrim’s Progress lies in the extreme narrowness and exclusiveness of Bunyan’s religious outlook. The faith … Continue reading Lewis on Bunyan’s Progress

Reading. Thinking. Writing.
reading, thinking, writing

Reading. Thinking. Writing.

“Read. Then put down the book. Then summarize what you have read. Don’t look at what you were reading when … Continue reading Reading. Thinking. Writing.

Reading and Writing
Francis Bacon, writing

Reading and Writing

“Read not to contradict and confute; nor to believe and take for granted; nor to find talk and discourse; but … Continue reading Reading and Writing

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