Beauty in Education
Home
Hallo
8:29 AM
hallo
Email This
BlogThis!
Share to X
Share to Facebook
Newer Post
Older Post
Home
Social Profiles
Popular
Tags
Blog Archives
Popular Posts
More on the elements
But what are the four (or five) elements that Eliot was so interested in (see previous post )? The idea that the world is composed of just a...
Sacred geometry
The vesica piscis is one of the most important figures in sacred geometry, and symbolically speaking an image of the source of life. It may...
A Certain Faith
A masterpiece of modern apologetics, this book builds upon the fact that there is an intrinsic, formative principle within thought — namely,...
Reconnect with nature
The word “ecology” was coined only as recently as 1873, by the German zoologist Ernst Haeckel. He based it on the Greek word oikos meaning “...
Elements in Eliot
An important book by Benjamin G. Lockerd Jr, Aethereal Rumours: T.S. Eliot's Physics and Poetics , does for The Waste Land and the Four ...
Music of Creation in Tolkien
“There's a divinity that shapes our ends, Rough-hew them how we will." ( Hamlet V.II.) Both C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien saw the c...
From Quadrivium to... Trivium
New from www.woodenbooks.com Beauty for Truth's Sake was about the four liberal arts known collectively as the Quadrivium. I wanted it...
Marshall McLuhan
Best known these days for his phrases "The medium is the message" (the title of one of his books was The Medium is the Massage ), ...
Beauty in Trust
The National Trust in Britain is worthy of much praise and thanks for the wonderful work it does preserving and caretaking some of our most...
Education and Architecture
It seems to me that one of the things a teacher can do to "re-enchant" education is draw his students' attention to the world ...
Tags
Alhambra
(1)
analogy
(2)
angels
(1)
Apocalypse
(1)
apologetics
(1)
architecture
(4)
art
(3)
artists
(1)
arts
(1)
astronomy
(2)
attention
(1)
beauty
(8)
Blake
(1)
Bouyer
(1)
Cassini
(1)
catechesis
(1)
cathedrals
(2)
Catholic ethos
(1)
Chesterton
(4)
child
(2)
childhood
(1)
Christopher Alexander
(2)
church
(1)
civilization
(1)
Clayton
(1)
Communio
(1)
complexity
(2)
conservation
(1)
Coomaraswamy
(1)
Cosmati Pavement
(1)
cosmology
(4)
creation
(1)
curriculum
(1)
Darwinism
(2)
Decad
(1)
Don Bosco
(1)
Ecology
(1)
Education
(4)
elements
(2)
Eliot
(1)
Elves
(1)
encyclopedia
(1)
evangelization
(1)
evolution
(4)
fairy tale
(1)
faith
(1)
flowers
(1)
forces
(1)
fractals
(2)
freedom
(2)
Froebel
(1)
gardens
(1)
Gaudi
(1)
gender
(1)
Genesis
(1)
geometry
(1)
Golden Circle
(1)
gothic
(1)
grammar
(1)
Great Books
(1)
Hahn
(1)
heraldry
(1)
history
(1)
Hockney
(1)
home-schooling
(1)
homeschooling
(3)
Houston
(1)
I See All
(1)
Idea of a University
(1)
imagination
(1)
Impressionism
(1)
intuition
(1)
joy
(1)
landscape
(3)
liberal arts
(1)
liberal arts colleges
(1)
liturgy
(1)
logic
(1)
Lord of the Rings
(1)
love
(1)
Mass
(1)
Mathematics
(4)
Maths
(1)
McLuhan
(1)
media
(1)
metaphor
(1)
metaphysics
(1)
Michell
(1)
Montessori
(1)
moralism
(1)
Mozart
(1)
music
(2)
mysticism
(1)
National Trust
(1)
natural selection
(1)
nature
(1)
New Age
(1)
Newman
(1)
number
(1)
numbers
(1)
One
(1)
Painting
(2)
particles
(1)
Pattern language
(1)
physics
(4)
Plato
(1)
poetic knowledge
(1)
poetry
(1)
progress
(1)
prophecy
(1)
purity
(1)
Quadrivium
(1)
ratio
(1)
reading
(1)
reason
(1)
rhetoric
(2)
Roerich
(1)
Romanticism
(1)
Rothko
(1)
Ruralists
(1)
sacraments
(1)
Sacred geometry
(4)
Saturn
(1)
school
(1)
science
(2)
scientism
(1)
secularism
(3)
silence
(1)
simplicity
(1)
song
(1)
spirituality
(1)
sun
(1)
symbolism
(1)
symmetry
(1)
teaching
(2)
technology
(1)
the sacred
(1)
theatre
(1)
theology
(3)
theology of the body
(2)
Tibet
(1)
time
(1)
Tolkien
(5)
tonality
(1)
Touch
(1)
tradition
(1)
transhumanism
(1)
triangles
(1)
Trinity
(2)
Trivium
(1)
truth
(1)
universities
(1)
university
(1)
unschooling
(2)
vesica
(1)
Waldorf
(1)
Weil
(2)
Western music
(2)
Wisdom
(1)
Blog Archives
►
2012
(15)
►
April
(2)
►
March
(1)
►
February
(6)
►
January
(6)
▼
2011
(35)
►
December
(8)
►
November
(3)
▼
September
(5)
Second Spring Catechesis
"I See All"
Purpose of education
Hallo
Heraldry
►
August
(5)
►
July
(2)
►
June
(1)
►
April
(1)
►
March
(1)
►
February
(5)
►
January
(4)
►
2010
(36)
►
November
(4)
►
October
(2)
►
September
(1)
►
August
(2)
►
July
(1)
►
June
(3)
►
May
(5)
►
April
(8)
►
March
(2)
►
February
(3)
►
January
(5)
►
2009
(22)
►
December
(5)
►
November
(4)
►
October
(5)
►
September
(1)
►
August
(5)
►
July
(2)