LIBERAL EDUCATION

>>7702099
I suppose OP is referring to this >> http://www.mensetmanus.net/inspiration/fifteen_minutes_a_day/

>>7702117
Yes, thank you. Have you followed the one year reading program?

>>7702099
I have the third volume at home. I bought it for like $3 or something.

I have the entire 5 foot shelf collection from the original run. It's a great selection.

>>7702099
Absolutely zero Aristotle. Not much on medieval. Meh.

http://www.sjc.edu/academic-programs/undergraduate/seminar/annapolis-undergraduate-readings/

>>7702274
That's almost something I've been looking for for a long time. It's only for seminaries though. Don't you know any other scheme like this one that lists an entire reading program? Thanks, mate!

>>7702293
That's actually seminars not seminaries. It's the entire reading program. Alternatively you could go with the list from How to Read a Book by Adler which is available on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_books#Sample_list

>>7702331
Oh, you're right. My bad. Thank you very much, again.

I have the collection cause it was my dad's, he never opened a single one. And that's fair, all the translations they use are antiquated and generally poor. Good collection of works but it's best you get them elsewhere.

>>7702388
Take a look at the first volume. It describes the method that OP is talking about.

Bump. This actually interests me.

>>7702388
You could post pictures of them in the shelf, couldn't ya

Anyone has any idea of how what >>7702274 posted could be done? Just read through the whole program or what?

The Peace Revolution podcast is a good accompaniment.

You might be interested in this: http://wmjas.wikidot.com/ list

Most influential book reading list.

>>7704165
This.

I have stumbled upon this thing in the past. I've tried to follow it through a couple of weeks but by the end of the period I was tired of reading it in my computer. Might get back to it though.

>>7704165
They're all lefties, aren't they?