Posted in a luta continua, big questions, the story and its songs on Sep 28th, 2007 2 Comments »
A few weeks ago Arts & Letters Daily drew my attention to an article in The Boston Globe by Anthony Kronman, a law professor at Yale, on the failure of the contemporary academy in giving students opportunity to consider the biggest questions of life. While I agree with Prof. Kronman about this problem, I was [...]
Posted in a luta continua, city life, phronesis, the story and its songs on Sep 28th, 2007 No Comments »
This week’s Comment online offers advice to 28-year-olds with a vocation to live in the city. To quote from my own introduction: “Some time ago, a friend in a world city told me that some of the people in their church who have the hardest time, vocationally speaking, are 28-year-old’s working in big corporations. They [...]
Posted in imagination, phronesis on Sep 23rd, 2007 2 Comments »
I think I might have discovered a new index card guru. Dave Gray is a painter and the founder and CEO of Xplane (a visual thinking consultancy). He blogs about communication. He is also a black belt index card user.
