The Didascalicon of Hugh of Saint Victor: A Guide to the Arts
This treatise, produced in the early years of the twelfth-century Renaissance by one of its most important theologians and educators, offers a vision of human knowledge as an integrated whole person. It is a crucial text for those in the Middle Ages, in the history of schools and pedagogy, and in the survival of the classical tradition in the West.
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- Episode #54 – Gainsaying Sayers – as another source on classical education
- Episode #87 – The Thinking Mom’s Checklist – as Brandy’s Scholé Every Day pick
- Episode #89 – Dorothy Sayers’ Latin Lament – as Mystie’s Scholé Every Day pick
- Episode #103 – Can we be more human?
- Episode #106 – Get an educational philosophy
- Episode #111 – What is education?
- Episode #139 – A Classical College Education (with Andy Patton!!)
- Episode #147 – Strong Mothers, Special Needs by Abby during the Scholé Every Day segment
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