The well-educated mindS. Wise Bauer

The well-educated mind

by S. Wise Bauer · first published 2016

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"The enduring and engaging guide to educating yourself in the classical tradition."--Amazon.com.

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  • tw1010 · Sep 2, 2017 · Recommends

    …community how to do it? But rarely do we pay attention to how the people who're serious about reading and writing say you're actually supposed to read. I thought I knew how to read a book. But then I read the Well-Educated Mind and realized that I had went about it all wrong. English majors read books way differently than most people do. It is crucially important for retention and understanding of a book to actually write down…

    on “It’s Okay to “Forget” What You Read” ↗
  • manyxcxi · Apr 20, 2016 · Mentions

    …stumbled on a podcast I found very interesting that relates: The Art of Manliness #189: The Classical Education You Never Had [0] They had an author (Susan Bauer) on discussing topics from her book The Well-Educated Mind: A Guide to the Classical Education You Never Had [1], where they discussed the differences between a classical education and today's modern education (in America). One of the salient points was where…

    on “How Americans Became So Sensitive to Harm” ↗

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