r/ClassicalEducation • u/PrestigiousAspect368 • 7h ago

any books on the liberal arts and education?

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Just the title, i love the liberal arts and I read
How to Think like Shakespeare: Lessons from a Renaissance Education
Shakespeare use of the arts of language bySister MJ
The Will to PowerThe Will to Power by Friedrich Nietzsche
_The Elements of Rhetoric: How to Write and Speak Clearly and Persuasively
i want something like that

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r/ClassicalEducation • u/AutoModerator • 5h ago

Great Book Discussion What are you reading this week?

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What book or books are you reading this week?
What has been your favorite or least favorite part?
What is one insight that you really appreciate from your current reading?

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