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Here is lecture to kick off a reading group on Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick; or, The Whale. In the first part, I talk about epic poetry and what in particular might make Moby-Dick an epic in a strict sense (for more on wh
Melville alludes in very direct ways to Coleridge’s “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” in chapters 42 and 52 of Moby-Dick. In an effort to better understand Melville and to understand poetry more broadly, I asked Stephen
Here is the second conversation in a series interviewing outstanding educators. I had the great good fortune to speak with Dissident Teacher, who is a veteran public school teacher, currently a classical school teacher,
It was a delight to talk with Brian Kemple, the founder and executive director of the Lyceum Institute. In the first half, we discussed the structural problem in most universities and the purpose of the Lyceum Institute.
In this lecture, I walk through Leo Strauss’s unpublished lecture on Plato’s Euthyphro, as a prelude to offering a careful, line-by-line interpretation of the dialogue which will soon follow. One might object to paying s
The painting above, Uccello’s “Hunting in the Forest,” is the image that Mrs. MCC refers to at the beginning of the conversation. Mrs. MCC and I read and discussed the first half of Part Three, “What is Religious.” Mrs.
This time, Mrs. MCC and I finished up part two, The Free Spirits. Mrs. MCC offers some very helpful birds-eye view thoughts on this part in addition to our usual reading and discussion. Nietzsche’s most direct account of
Before we begin, please be sure to see William’s essay on this book of the Aeneid over on his stack. Last time we heard Aeneas tell the tale of the destruction of Troy and the deaths of both Priam and Aeneas’ wife Creusa
We made a small change to the format, breaking the reading into three parts and having discussions after each part. My interpretive notes are below. You should go check out William’s stack for his essay on the reading. 1
Mrs. MCC and I continue our discussion of Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil. Aphorism 30, on esotericism and exotericism, is one of the most important in the book for highlighting Nietzsche’s emphasis on human typology. W
Today William and I will begin a series on Virgil’s Aeneid. The basic plan of each session: William will read, both beautifully and elegantly (stopping to add summary remarks), a book of John Dryden’s translation of the
I discussed Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick with my friends Alejandro and Byronic Heroine. Since links to X / Twitter have been breaking and spaces on the site have been crashing, I downloaded the audio to put here for conve
Mrs. MCC and I begin Part Two of Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil, “The Free Spirit”! Previous Discussions: Aphorisms 1 - 9 Aphorisms 10 - 17 Aphorisms 18 - 23 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with
We discussed aphorisms 18 - 23, on psychology as the queen of the sciences! X sadly nuked the conversation on the preface; trying to see if it is possible to recover. Previous discussions: Aphorisms 1 - 9 Aphorisms 10 -
Today Mrs. MCC and I discussed aphorisms 10 - 17 of Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil! What you have here is the audio of our prepared comments. If you want to hear the live Q and A portion, where our wonderful friend, An
Hello and welcome to Montana Classical College! Today I’m joined by Will Tanner and Big Tuna to discuss the American founders on economics, President McKinley and how he serves as a good example for Trump to follow, and
Hello and welcome to Montana Classical College! Today, I am joined again by my friend BigTuna. Today, we are going to discuss C.S Lewis; his essay “Willing Slaves of the Welfare State”, and his books, The Abolition of Ma
Mrs. MCC and I read out loud aphorisms 1 - 9 from Part One of Beyond Good and Evil, “On the Prejudices of the Philosophers” and comment on each. We hope that this will be an ongoing series. We had a previous conversation
I was joined by my friend Phocaean to discuss The Scarlet Letter. It is nice capstone for MCC’s Introduction to Literature course which features lectures on Ray Bradbury, Jack London, Harper Lee, William Golding, Charles
Hello and welcome to Montana Classical College. Today I am lucky to be joined by my friend Big Tuna. He has a substack called the Crux of the Matter, where you can find his podcasts / essays on politics, the human condit
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