Lesson 1: The Seven Liberal Arts: Part 1 by Dr. Christopher Perrin
In this presentation, Dr. Christopher Perrin introduces the Liberal Arts as those arts that bring liberty and freedom to any human who masters them. After…
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Performing Shakespeare in Your Classroom
In this course, Timothy McIntosh works with five students to demonstrate his approach to teaching Shakespeare’s plays through performance. Tim insists upon starting with performance…
Lesson 21: Sweeping Generalization (Accident)
In this session, Joelle Hodge leads the discussion about the fallacy of sweeping generalization. This is our first fallacy of induction. We use thi…
Lecture 4: The Basic Common Arts
In this fourth lecture Christ Hall delves deeper into the meaning of and specific examples, such as using a hammer, of the basic common arts.
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Lesson 2: Metaphor
A Roundtable Discussion with Four Students about Metaphor in Poetry. Discussion topics (00:00) What is the basic definition of a metaphor? (03:30) …
Lesson 2: Metaphor Graduate Course
Note: After viewing this lecture, return to the Eastern University student portal to continue progressing through this course. A Roundtable Discuss…
Lesson 1: Why the Seven Liberal Arts are “Liberal” and “Arts” (Preview Content)
In this presentation, Dr. Christopher Perrin introduces the Liberal Arts as those arts that bring liberty and freedom to any human who masters them.
Discussion 2: Discussion of Three Common Academic Errors
This is the second discussion featuring Dr. Perrin and Dr. Schenk. Outline of Session (00:00) Chris: Why did you choose these three errors for at…
Lesson 4: Genetic Fallacy
In this session, Dr. Christopher Perrin leads the discussion about the genetic fallacy. This fallacy will at first seem very much like the ad homin…
Lesson 8: Snob Appeal
In this session, Joelle Hodge leads the discussion about the snob appeal fallacy. This fallacy is yet another fallacy of relevance that falls under…
