Top Ten Textbooks
Top tens are common fare for blog posts, but I’ve never written one. The following is a top ten list of the textbooks that I’ve … Read this post →
Top tens are common fare for blog posts, but I’ve never written one. The following is a top ten list of the textbooks that I’ve … Read this post →
by Ben Jonson
If, my religion safe, I durst embrace
That stranger doctrine of Pythagoras,
I should believe, the soul of Tacitus
In thee, most weighty Savile lived to … Read this post →
For the class Philosophy of History, I can choose what to do for my graduate project. I’ve narrowed my choices to two: an annotated bibliography … Read this post →
In high school, at my father’s suggestion, I wrote down and looked up every word and phrase that I came across and didn’t know the … Read this post →
This semester, I’ll be taking three classes:
Hi 660: American Social History Since 1865
Hi 614: Philosophy of History
En 522: Seventeenth Century Literature
Each of these courses seems … Read this post →
Click for a PDF. Visit the BJU Extended Education website.
Just days before the semester starts, the Center for History and New Media has released a new version of Zotero and its Microsoft Word plug-in. … Read this post →
For Christmas, my parents gave me two bookcases. Below is a photograph of one of them.