Episode 4: De Descriptione Temporum
from Muse and Hearth Hosted by Valerie Abraham, Lydia Foucachoon, Daniel Foucachon
Once upon a time, C. S. Lewis gave one of his best lectures ever. It was called “De Descriptione Temporum,” and everyone—yes, you too—should read it. We were joined in this episode by Daniel Foucachon, Lydia’s husband and the founder of Roman Roads Press and Kepler Education. We talk about watershed moments in history, pre-Christian and post-modern man, why we should keep the “clean sea breeze” of old books flowing through our minds. In the second half, we also discuss the difference between The Great Books and the great books, and the importance of knowing “your” people. You can read C. S. Lewis’ lecture here. Learn more about Old Western Culture. Roman Roads Press Classical Christian curriculum for home and school. "Inherit the Humanities" Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
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Once upon a time, C. S. Lewis gave one of his best lectures ever. It was called “De Descriptione Temporum,” and everyone—yes, you too—should read it. We were joined in this episode by Daniel Foucachon, Lydia’s husband and the founder of Roman Roads Press and Kepler Education. We talk about watershed moments in history, pre-Christian and post-modern man, why we should keep the “clean sea breeze” of old books flowing through our minds. In the second half, we also discuss the difference between ...
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