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The liberal arts have been having a rough time. The left tends to see them as part and parcel of a racist system that must be overthrown, and the right sees them as either a waste of time or part of the woke industrial complex. All this leads us to ask: Are they doomed? Should they be?
This week, I sat down with Ted Hadzi-Antich of the Great Questions Foundation for a conversation about the essential role the liberal arts and “great books” play in personal formation, career success, and long-term happiness.
Show Notes:
St John’s College
Plato’s Republic
Baruch Spinoza
Niccolò Machiavelli
Austin Community College
University of Strasbourg
Allegory of the Cave
Great Questions Foundation
AEI STEM report
David Deming social skills report
Ramayana
Sundiata
Euclid’s Elements
Teagle Foundation
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1818 ratings
The liberal arts have been having a rough time. The left tends to see them as part and parcel of a racist system that must be overthrown, and the right sees them as either a waste of time or part of the woke industrial complex. All this leads us to ask: Are they doomed? Should they be?
This week, I sat down with Ted Hadzi-Antich of the Great Questions Foundation for a conversation about the essential role the liberal arts and “great books” play in personal formation, career success, and long-term happiness.
Show Notes:
St John’s College
Plato’s Republic
Baruch Spinoza
Niccolò Machiavelli
Austin Community College
University of Strasbourg
Allegory of the Cave
Great Questions Foundation
AEI STEM report
David Deming social skills report
Ramayana
Sundiata
Euclid’s Elements
Teagle Foundation
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