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    Homewood Library: 24/7 Online Services

    ByEdward Eggleston May 13, 2017

    Homewood Library offers 24/7 services through our Website. (These can be found through the links below.) Like the library itself, there is a very wide range of resources. There are materials for all ages and interests. From research databases to popular movies and music, genealogy and language learning, even a brief tour will show a…

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  • From Scientific American: STEM Education Is Vital–but Not at the Expense of the Humanities
    Adult | Education | Humanities

    From Scientific American: STEM Education Is Vital–but Not at the Expense of the Humanities

    ByEdward Eggleston May 5, 2017May 13, 2024

      “The need to teach both music theory and string theory is a necessity for the U.S. economy to continue as the preeminent leader in technological innovation. The unparalleled dynamism of Silicon Valley and Hollywood requires intimate ties that unite what scientist and novelist C. P. Snow called the “two cultures” of the arts and…

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  • Adult

    A best practice guide for IT security. Part I.

    ByEdward Eggleston May 4, 2017

    A best practice guide for information technology: 12 essential rules for securing your digital equipment. (Translated from: Guide des Bonnes Pratiques de l’informatique. 12 règles essentielles pour sécuriser vos équipements numériques.) (www.ssi.gouv.fr/uploads/2015/03/guide_cgpme_bonnes_pratiques.pdf). Version 1.1.1 – Janvier 2017 20170111-1014. Licence Ouverte/Open Licence (Etalab – V1). Agence Nationale de la Sécurité des Systèmes d’information. ANSSI – 51, boulevard…

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  • Adult | Education | Humanities

    In support of balanced education and citizenship: An article series. No. 3.

    ByEdward Eggleston April 18, 2017

    (Article No. 3.) “Der Beutelsbacher Konsens” (The Beutelsbach Consensus)                         by Edward Eggleston   Introduction. Translation of “Der Beutelsbacher Konsens”. An educational design from “Konsens” premises. German text: “Der Beutelsbacher Konsens”. Introduction. “The political-cultural founding of the Federal Republic of Germany succeeded; yet only…

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  • Adult | Education | Humanities

    WSJ Interview: Harold Bloom, Falstaff, and the Humanities

    ByEdward Eggleston April 9, 2017

      Harold Bloom: The Yale scholar on Falstaff and ‘the death of humanistic studies’. From Weekend Confidential, by Alexandra Wolfe. Print: WSJ April 8-9, 2017, p.C17, vol. CCLXIX, no. 81. Online: www.wsj.com/articles/harold-blooms-critical-thinking-1491582477 Comments on the interview: Clearly, this WSJ interview is another warning of the decline of the humanities. For 50 years, Professor Bloom has…

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  • Adult | Education | Humanities

    Very brief comments on a very large idea

    ByEdward Eggleston March 26, 2017

    “Do not go gentle into that good night” – Dylan Thomas     The following translated paragraph is drawn from “The Necessary Place of the Humanities in Modern Culture – An Introduction to the Current Debate” by Jörg-Dieter Gauger and Günther Rüther. It is followed by brief comments and the original German text. Cultural Education…

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