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- See also Wikipedia's article about "Great Books".
The Greak Books philosophy of education advocates the teaching of canonical and "classic" works, primarily of literature and philosophy. This method undergirds the present-day Core Curriculum, particularly the central classes of Lit Hum and Contemporary Civilization, although the latter has not always been guided by it.
Great Books is also the title of a book by alum David Denby on his experiences retaking the Core.
