Use Modern Tools to Teach Ancient Wisdom

The study of the humanities has much to gain from the acrimonious debates of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries between the Ancients—those who defended the primacy of knowledge in antiquity, and the Moderns—those who believed the Enlightenment eclipsed the knowledge of classical thinkers.

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Academic Questions
Published
2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.51845/37.3.6
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Religious Education and Schools
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Use Modern Tools to Teach Ancient Wisdom

Shannon Lea Watkins, Jenna Robinson
Academic Questions
Religious Education and Schools
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Use Modern Tools to Teach Ancient Wisdom

Shannon Lea Watkins, Jenna Robinson
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Abstract

The study of the humanities has much to gain from the acrimonious debates of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries between the Ancients—those who defended the primacy of knowledge in antiquity, and the Moderns—those who believed the Enlightenment eclipsed the knowledge of classical thinkers.

Academic QuestionsVol. 37(3)
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Religious Education and Schools
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