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I just wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you've put into the lists.
I am interested in furthering my knowledge of world cultures, history and have a better liberal education in general, and your list of 36 will be my starting point. Hopefully getting into the 150 one
with time.
Thanks again!
Hi,
I just read your article - http://lawpark.jimdo.com/2013/01/12/how-did-the-age-of-revolutions-from-1750-to-1850-alter-the-relations-between-the-parts-of-the-world-from-asia-to-the-americas/
can you kindly share the original lecture notes - from where you synthesized all this information.
Brilliant effort by the way and many thanks :)
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Grace Malave(Wednesday, 02 April 2014 12:25)
Hello I think you have an interesting canonical criteria and would like to reference this website. However, I keep reading "I" with no mention of name. May I reference you?
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Jeremy(Thursday, 26 December 2013 14:24)
Hey this is just the type of list I've been looking for! Thanks for compiling it and making it available! You're not on goodreads, are you? :-)
#3
J Kaw(Thursday, 21 March 2013 07:50)
Typo: "noted" was supposed to be "noticed."
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J Kaw(Thursday, 21 March 2013 07:50)
Hi,
I noted that Sophocles's Theban plays are listed on the "Western" page but not the overall list of 150.
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M. mm.(Monday, 19 December 2011 15:07)
I find your list confusing; i have been reading through it and there are a number of things i don't understand.
What does European mean, exactly? What made you come to the conclusion that there is a European civilization who's best representatives are Kant, Marx and Shakespeare?
I seems so random: You could replace Kant with Descartes, Marx with Mill and Shakespeare with Flaubert.
Also i think i know why you have a problem seeing a foundational book for European civilisation.
Such a book would be philosophical like Bacon's Organum and Aquinas's Summa Theologica or a shared mythological past like those found in Arthurian romances.
World Canonical Texts
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Cristina (Sunday, 05 April 2015 03:35)
I just wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you've put into the lists.
I am interested in furthering my knowledge of world cultures, history and have a better liberal education in general, and your list of 36 will be my starting point. Hopefully getting into the 150 one with time.
Thanks again!
mohsin (Thursday, 19 June 2014 14:29)
Hi,
I just read your article - http://lawpark.jimdo.com/2013/01/12/how-did-the-age-of-revolutions-from-1750-to-1850-alter-the-relations-between-the-parts-of-the-world-from-asia-to-the-americas/
can you kindly share the original lecture notes - from where you synthesized all this information.
Brilliant effort by the way and many thanks :)
Grace Malave (Wednesday, 02 April 2014 12:25)
Hello I think you have an interesting canonical criteria and would like to reference this website. However, I keep reading "I" with no mention of name. May I reference you?
Jeremy (Thursday, 26 December 2013 14:24)
Hey this is just the type of list I've been looking for! Thanks for compiling it and making it available! You're not on goodreads, are you? :-)
J Kaw (Thursday, 21 March 2013 07:50)
Typo: "noted" was supposed to be "noticed."
J Kaw (Thursday, 21 March 2013 07:50)
Hi,
I noted that Sophocles's Theban plays are listed on the "Western" page but not the overall list of 150.
M. mm. (Monday, 19 December 2011 15:07)
I find your list confusing; i have been reading through it and there are a number of things i don't understand.
What does European mean, exactly? What made you come to the conclusion that there is a European civilization who's best representatives are Kant, Marx and Shakespeare?
I seems so random: You could replace Kant with Descartes, Marx with Mill and Shakespeare with Flaubert.
Also i think i know why you have a problem seeing a foundational book for European civilisation.
Such a book would be philosophical like Bacon's Organum and Aquinas's Summa Theologica or a shared mythological past like those found in Arthurian romances.
Personally i would make this list:
Foundational:
Chrétien de Troyes - Five Arthurian romances.
History:
Edward Gibbon - Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
Philosophy
Thomas Aquinas - Summa Theologica
René Descartes - Meditations
Literature
William Shakespear - King Lear