The classics are made to be eaten: chewed, swallowed, and digested. Complete with five course meals and engravings from artists like Gustave Dore and Theodoor van Thulden, this take on some of the best literature in the Western tradition combines the culinary, visual, and literary arts. Taste and see that the classics are good! Features: - Brief introduction to classical literature - High-quality reprints of engravings/etchings - Index of culinary abbreviations - Glossary of culinary terms - Recipes and cooking directions for nine five-course meals - Each meal feeds six - Primary quotes from classical literature - Various homemade recipes from scratch - Dinner questions to accompany each meal

How to Eat a Book: A Gastronome's Guide to the Classics

Brian G. Daigle

Thaddeaus J. Swart

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

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A Chesterton Christmas: Essays, Excerpts, and Eggnog

Religion & Spirituality

G.K., Chesterton

Christian Books & Bibles

The street-fighting logician is a man of his times and a man of those times which precede his own. He is one who loves his intellect while being no intellectual elitist. He is no devout specialist or high talker. He must be an everyday man, a man of common life and common language. He must not think anything too beneath his acquaintance with, his practice in, and his employment of knowledge. He should gain just as much from the town drunk as he does from the town scholar. His inquiry and interest in those in the nursing home should not be overshadowed by his interest in those at the university. Between constant observation, civic involvement, and quiet retreats, the street-fighting logician revels in the tension found between the active life and the contemplative life. He is humbled there. Living and maturing in this tension yields the kinds of rewards which permeate all areas of life. It creates a different kind of person, rather than just a different kind of logic student.

Street-Fighting Logic: How to Argue with Grandmothers and Coffeeshop Philosophers

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Tremendous Trifles

"The Classic Learning Test is in the traditions of the best entrance examinations ever made; it reveals how well prepared the students are to engage the greatest minds in our Western intellectual tradition. For those of us who teach in schools and homeschools ordered to the same end, whose students are being formed in that tradition, both this test and the book that explains its concept are real gifts." - Laura Berquist, author of Designing Your Own Clasical Curriculum

A Better Admissions Test: Raising the Standard for College Entrance Exams

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