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THE ANGELICUM ACADEMY

Classical Homeschooling Magazine: Originally Published in Print in 2000 AD

  • First Issue
    • First Issue: To Our Readers by Steve Bertucci
    • First Issue: Great Books Movement by Patrick Carmack
    • Reforming Education: Mortimer J. Adler
    • Good Books Program by Patrick Carmack
    • What is the Socratic Method? by Norris Archer Harrington
    • Studying Falsehood East and West by Patrick Carmack
    • What is the history of Paideia? by Patricia Weiss, Ph.D.
    • Something Like Perfection: The Recovery of Education by Dr. James Taylor
    • Publishers of Philosophy Is Everybody’s Business and The Great Ideas Online
    • Modern Media and Homeschooling
    • The Several Storied Tower by John Senior
    • The Legal Side of Homeschooling: An Overview of the Legal Risks and their Solutions
    • An Opportunity for Genuine Educational Reform
  • Second Issue
    • Second Issue: To Our Readers by Steve Bertucci
    • Classical vs. Modern Education: The Principal Difference by Patrick Carmack
    • The Lost Tools Of Learning by Dorothy L. Sayers
    • The Homeschool Renaissance and the Battle of the Arts by Peter Redpath
    • Education by the Muses by Dennis Quinn
    • The Muses as Pedagogues of the Liberal Arts by Dennis Quinn
    • Philosophy is Everybody’s Business by Mortimer J. Adler
    • Integrated Humanities Program: A Definition by John Senior
    • Learning as Recollection: A Thomistic Approach to Recovering Higher Education by Peter A. Redpath
    • To Tell the Truth: Talking Across the Disciplines
    • The Darkling Plain of Poetry by Frank C. Nelick
    • The Ideal University: In the Image and Likeness of Logos
  • Third Issue
    • Third Issue: To Our Readers by Steve Bertucci
    • What Really is the Question? by John Senior
    • The Integration of Knowledge: Discourses on Education by Dennis Quinn
    • How to Read a Hard Book by Mortimer J. Adler
    • Take it from a Teacher – Thoughts about Daycare by Beverley Smith
    • Homer and the Power of Men That Have Chests by Christopher B. Nelson
    • We’re All Homer’s Children
    • Foreign Languages: Studying Greek & Latin
    • The Modern Paradox
    • You’ve Got to Find What You Love
    • Philosophy and Education by Patrick S.J. Carmack and Peter Redpath
    • Education? What’s the Point? by Steve Bertucci
  • Fourth Issue
    • Fourth Issue: Letter to Our Readers by Steve Bertucci
    • Overview of Lublin Thomism by Professor Piotr Jaroszynski
    • The Ideal of a University by Dr. Peter Redpath
    • Postmodern Idols of the Education Tribe by Curtis L. Hancock
    • A Philosophy of Catholic Elementary Education by Peter A. Redpath
    • The Role of Poetic Education & the Ideal of a University by James S. Taylor
    • Recovering Our Understanding of Philosophy and Science by Peter A. Redpath
    • Fr. Joseph Fessio on Homeschooling
    • An Ideal University? by Dr. Robert Alexander
    • The Importance of Children’s Literature by James Taylor
    • The Restoration of Christian Education by James S. Taylor
    • Adler’s Influence on Thomas Aquinas College
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