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If the greatest minds of Western Civilization have wrestled with Shakespeare for 400 years, how can a modern student join the conversation with confidence? Beholding the Bard leads students to seek Truth, Virtue, and Beauty in five of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays: Much Ado About Nothing, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Henry V, and Hamlet. Each play is explored through the arts of the Grammar, Dialectic, and Rhetoric over the course of five weeks through deep reading and contemplation, asking good questions, and expressing discoveries in oral and written form. Beholding the Bard offers helpful guidance for every step of their Shakespeare journey.
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“It is no accident that the history of art, music, and drama follows the history of philosophy.”
— R.C. Sproul, The Consequences of Ideas
This Survey of Western Worldviews PDF is designed to help students track the development of Western Philosophy, and its subsequent impact on art, music, religion, politics, and culture. This printable table provides a summary of philosophers and their ideas, as well as coinciding movements in art and music, with additional connections to major rulers and political figures, religious developments, and timeline events.
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Revised Edition updated for 2025-2026.
Also available in PAPERBACK.
This 148-page Western Cultural History Notebook is designed to help students get the most out of the Challenge II Debate strand. Full-color illustrations of each major artwork are included, as well as space for analyzing each artifact, taking notes during seminar discussion and How Should We Then Live? videos, composer and listening guides, information about musical periods and instruments, arrangement help for essays, a survey of western philosophy and worldview, and much more.
NOTE: This resource is free for Private educational use only by Challenge II students currently enrolled in a licensed Classical Conversations® community.
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- Instant download of Western Cultural History Notebook files, including:
- WCH Notebook (13MB)
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- WCH Notebook Master Pages (172KB)
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