After our conversation in class, I found myself thinking about two main things. First, the evolution of the definition of writing. In my definition of writing, I wouldn’t call Homer reciting the Odyssey writing. It is crafting, and storytelling, but … Continue reading
No, the title of this post isn’t a philosophical dessert. Rather, it is a long-standing debate in philosophical and educational circles. Briefly: that praxis-action is different from theoria-thinking. That’s crudely reductive, but there we have it. So here’s my observation. … Continue reading
As a follow-up to class today, I’d like you to post an observation and a question about this…. You can start a new post; alternatively, you can comment on another person’s post with your observation and question, if you see connections … Continue reading
Whether or not you’re a member of the class, welcome to the site! You can check out the syllabus for the course. Many readings are available online and are linked. Scans of books are password-protected to respect copyright. Email me … Continue reading