Seminar Prospectus
October – December
Free Online Seminars
Bach Listening Studio, Monday December 4th at 12 noon EST
Don Quixote (selection): December 5th, Tuesday 8pm EST
Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica (selection): December 6th, Wednesday 8pm EST
The Concept of Number in Greek Mathematics: December 11th, 12:30 pm EST
The New Year – 2024
Year-long online learning opportunities:
January – December 2024
A Year of the Dumb Ox – Beginning the Summa Theologica
January – December 2024
How the ancients speak to us: a slow reading of Dante’s Inferno
January – September 2024 (34 Sessions)
On Seeing Whole: An Introduction to the Great Books (FREE SERIES)
~ Read one great book every two months ~ Starts January 2024
January – March 2024
First Quarter Slow Reading Pathways, online Weekly Seminars
Rousseau, Second Discourse on the Origin of Inequality (Sun)
Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason (Monday)
Jacob Klein’s Greek Mathematical Thought and the Origin of Algebra (Mondays)
Bach Listening Studio: WTC and Keyboard Music (Tues)
Jose Ortega y Gasset’s Revolt of the Masses (Tues Afternoon)
Don Quixote de la Mancha, by Cervantes Part 1 (Tues Evening)
Shakespeare’s Sonnets (Wed)
The Plays of Shakespeare: Cymbeline (Wed)
Human Happiness: Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics (Thurs)
Euclid’s Elements (Greek Mathematics)(Thurs)
“Excellent discussions, careful thinking.”
-Michael S.
“I am grateful to all the serious people reading thoughtfully in both of my reading pathways. And being politely considerate of each other’s opinion though not afraid to voice even acutely divergent interpretations. I’ve also enjoyed how the Sappho reading pathway (Greek and Roman Lyric poetry) sometimes probe and speculate beyond the immediate confines of the text, which help make sense of the fragmentary nature of the poetry.”
– APJ
“I have most enjoyed the observations of the group members about this text, and the challenge of integrating all the ideas expressed from the sessions. My Odyssey pathway is a wonderful group with participants who have so many varied and interesting viewpoints. A wonderful service you provide.”
– Denise V.

Single Book Pathways, Thematic Reading, and Ancient Language Courses
Greek Mathematical Thought and the Origin of Algebra
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How the ancients speak to us: Dante’s “Inferno”
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A Year of Thomas: Beginning the Summa Theologica
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Introduction to the Great Books: On Seeing Whole
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History and Political Philosophy
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Euclid
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The Roots of Modern Thought
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A Musical Offering: The J.S. Bach Unhurried Listening Studio
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“Excellent discussions, careful thinking.”
-Michael S.
“I am grateful to all the serious people reading thoughtfully in both of my reading pathways. And being politely considerate of each other’s opinion though not afraid to voice even acutely divergent interpretations. I’ve also enjoyed how the Sappho reading pathway (Greek and Roman Lyric poetry) sometimes probe and speculate beyond the immediate confines of the text, which help make sense of the fragmentary nature of the poetry.”
– APJ
“I have most enjoyed the observations of the group members about this text, and the challenge of integrating all the ideas expressed from the sessions. My Odyssey pathway is a wonderful group with participants who have so many varied and interesting viewpoints. A wonderful service you provide.”
– Denise V.