St. John's College
St. John's College is a beacon in American higher education. A liberal arts college is known for its distinctive "great books" curriculum, St. John's is located on two campuses that share the same curriculum in Annapolis, Maryland and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Each campus is limited to under 500 students, and the faculty-student ratio is 1 to 7. St. John's College has no religious affiliation.
The college's all-required course of study is based on the study and discussion of the most important books of the Western tradition. There are no majors and no departments, but the interdisciplinary liberal arts degree is equivalent credit-wise to a double major in philosophy and the history of math and science, and a double minor in the classics and literature. Studies also include music, history, economics, theology, and language translation. Texts are studied in chronological order across 3000 years to the modern era. The Graduate Institute also offers study in Eastern and Middle Eastern texts.
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(Matthew Linck) Learning and Contemplation—Matisse
(Ron Haflidson) What the heck is hell? Divine judgment in the Gospel of Matthew
(Violaine Anger) The Very First Musical Writing on Line and the Origins of Polyphony
(Дэвид Миллер) Время, память и чувство дома: элегии Эрнста Кшенека, посвящённые Веберну
(Марк Шиффман) Платоновский Тумос и руссоистская любовь
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(Khafiz Kerimov) Foams Forth to Him His Infinity: The Puzzle of Phenomenology's Ending
(Michael Davis) There's No Place Like Home—in Plato's Republic
(Lin Qiu) How Can Shun LiveHappily Thereafter?:Revisiting the Question of Filial Piety in Mencius
(Joe Macfarland) Between the Book of Nature and the Phenomena: regarding the Origins of...
(Daryl Haggard) Into the Deep: Imaging Supermassive Black Holes
(Sarah Davis) A Timely Untimely Education
(John Cornell) Parody in Paradise: Dante Takes On Thomas Aquinas
(Nicholas Bellinson) The Womb of Time: Drama as Pregnancy in Shakespeare and Elsewhere
Bersa Debebe Talks Aesthetics, Art & Film
Calvin Bright on Affording St. John's -- and Outdoor Adventure in New Mexico
Elena Hochheiser on Science at St. John's College
Ivan Torres on Discussion-Based Learning & Questioning Your Own Ideas
Joly Lo on Intramurals & Finding Balance
Kipp Wharton on Reading Beyond the Reading List
UWC Davis Scholar Michael Bronner on Interdisciplinary Thinking
Peter Sloan Discusses St. John's Faculty (and Good Skiing Too)
Tamblyn Mitchell on the Arts at St. John's -- and in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Touky Kim on Career Supports at St. John's
Philip Psaledakis on the St. John's Program
Avery Lin on Language & Our Shared Curriculum
Lillian Dumas on Math and Science