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One-semester course. Introduction to Ethics and Moral Philosophy challenges the high school student to learn and acquire the skills necessary to… -
Full-year course. A survey of writing from the earliest written stories (with attention to their origins as oral tales) through the late…
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Full-year course. A survey of literature, from the “first novel” through 1800. When taken in combination with History of the…
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Full-year course. A survey of the most important works from the later Church Fathers through the sixteenth century/Elizabethan era. When taken…
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Full-year course. A survey of the most important works of literature from the early settling of America to the modern day.…
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Full-year course. Reading for the Logic Stage I is designed to engage logic-stage students in reading and literary discussion. Students…
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Full-year course. Reading for the Logic Stage II is designed to engage logic-stage students in reading and literary discussion. Students…
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Full-year course. Reading for the Logic Stage III is designed to engage logic-stage students in reading and literary discussion. Students…
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Full-year course. Scholars’ Seminar: Literature is designed to engage rhetoric-stage students in reading, literary discussion, and literary analysis. Students will…
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One-semester course. In this course, students will examine some of Shakespeare’s most popular and enduring tragedies. They will read and…
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Summer course. The WTMA Summer Reading Club is designed to keep rhetoric-stage students engaged in reading and discussion over the…
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Summer course. The WTMA Summer Reading Club is designed to keep logic-stage students engaged in reading and discussion over the…
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One-semester course. This class aims to instill an understanding of graphic literature and how to read it. From the most…