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411. Sound familiar?

By Joel Jacobsen

I've had to steel myself to write this post.  It involves more self-revelation than, frankly, I'm altogether comfortable with.  But I must see it through, if you, my reader, are to fully understand what follows. ...  You see, I'm the sort of person who sometimes borrows Teaching Company and Modern Scholar courses from the library and listens to them while driving, walking the dog, even while doing the dishes. There, I've said it!  It feels good, too.  A sense of relief.  I feel like I can be myself.  I had to open my heart that way it to explain how it is that I happened to have transcribed this bit from Professor Lawrence Principe's description of instruction at the University of Paris in the 13th century: Well, what is Scholasticism, really?  Scholasticism is a method...continue to full post

Full post as published by Judging Crimes on November 23, 2009 (boomark / email).