As the project grows and the archive becomes cumbersome to use, this page will centralize all courses and other content. The links below will take you to course homepages which will feature course descriptions, syllabi, and links to available lectures.
Current and Future Course Offerings:
LIT 101: Introduction to Literature (3 Credits) [All lectures available]
POL 204: An Introduction to Bacon’s New Atlantis (1 Credit) [All lectures available]
HUM 302: Nationalism vs. Globalism (6 Credits) [6 lectures available; course in progress; audio discussion group available]
POL 205: Understanding Modern Liberty: Constant, Berlin, Strauss, and Sidorsky (1 Credit) (Co-taught with Phocaean Dionysius) [All lectures available]
LIT 400: An Introduction to Homer’s Iliad (4 Credits) [4 lectures available; course in progess]
LIT 304: An Introduction to Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing, King Lear, (and more to come).
Essays on MCC’s mission and vision for the future:
An Introduction to Montana Classical College
Should the Right Create “Activist” Universities?
There is No Such Thing as “Value Neutral” Education
Classical Conversations:
On Reason and Love in Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing with King Bolingbroke
A Time for Tomahawks: Posserilla with Clawson Smith
The Problem of Respectability with Johann Kurtz
Nietzsche and Aristocratic Christianity with Phocaean Dionysius
Essays on the History of Political Philosophy:
On Rousseau’s Social Contract Book One by Phocaean Dionysius
On Rousseau’s Social Contract Book Two by Phocaean Dionysius
An Introduction to Heidegger’s The Origin of the Work of Art by Herodotean Dreams
An Introduction to Heidegger’s The Question Concerning Technology by Herodotean Dreams
On the “Neutrality of Universal Human Rights
Book Reviews:
MCC Course Home / Table of Contents
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