The Navigable Canon [Of Literature]: Stratum II - The World as System [3/6]

This continuation into our coverage of The Navigable Canon [of Literature] is a deep dive into a new and innovative system of analyzing literature and indeed, the world. Created by our research partners at Aion-Sigma Correlated Curricula, the Navigable Canon provides readers with a set of texts to read (a curated selection from all of history), chosen to illustrate specific mechanics within the narrative that you are guided through systematically. By understanding the "physics" of the narrative, you learn to appreciate the literature in a deeper, more comprehensive way than traditional approach provides. Join us as we effectively teach the material as a class, learning this exciting new system one text at a time.This look at Stratum II explores the three trails of power, exchange, and society. The tools learned in Stratum I are now compounded with a new layer of analysis, deepening our ability to parse the complexity of thr narrative. HALLUCINATION CHECK: The Roman numeral issue is admittedly a little distracting, but that appears to be the only difficulty the "Coffee-Bots" had with the material. We apologize if this bearkes your flow.