19: Dorothy Sayers, or "THE TRIVIUM - REDUX"

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 9 January 2018

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Dorothy Sayers' "Lost Tools of Learning" is the article that helped to form a movement. We talk through it in this episode, and we end up talking a little more trivium while we're at it.

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0:00.0	Hi and welcome to classical stuff.
0:12.3	You should know a podcast where classy guys say classical things about...
0:18.7	I tried to remember how you introduced it last time. How did that go? I have no idea. It's a podcast for classical stuff about... I tried to remember how you introduced it last time.
0:21.4	How did that go?
0:22.0	I have no idea.
0:23.0	It's a podcast for classical stuff where...
0:25.0	With classical people that know class...
0:27.3	Things about classical stuff.
0:28.5	That's good.
0:29.3	Something.
0:29.9	Anyway, welcome.
0:30.8	Mailed it.
0:31.5	And we are...
0:32.8	Yeah, we're a podcast where we talk about classical education and stuff having to do with
0:37.4	the classical world and classics in general.
0:39.7	And my name is A.J. Hannanberg and I am joined by Graham Donaldson, who is apparently often imitated, never duplicated.
0:47.0	Oh, my word. He's giving us this like knowing, winky glance that you can't see as a listener.
0:53.2	And Thomas Magby, who puts the classy and classical.
0:56.6	Dean of Life.
0:57.4	Oh, my, can we just, you please don't turn it off.
1:00.2	I know that we've not been number one so far.
1:03.3	Yay.
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