Lately I'm into classical music. I don't know. It just calm me.Well, it's all start with this Japanese drama I watched. Nodame Cantabile. It's about music. And I fell in love with it.And now I understand. Why Beethoven and ... , sad, lonely etc. And I actually can feel it. It feels so great.Yeah. Music can heal us. Calm us. And most important, music can express ourselves. It does to me. Hehe~Classical

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... amended to 1500 years, thereby trying to insulate, intentionally or otherwise, some of those candidate languages from getting the classical status. But the matter of fact is Kannada has an antiquity of more than ... Government handle this affair of sorts in haste?The criteria for qualifying for classical status have either been amended or re-phrased on all such occasions where languages other than ...

... receive 10 variations on a theme. I've had a couple people ask me this lately, so here's my take: First of all, Classical Education does not mean that we educate the same way the Greeks or Romans did. The ancient Greeks ... "Trivium" as the defining characteristic of this education. You can't get much more modern and much less classical (in era) than Miss Sayers. I believe this Trivium only scratches ...

... intuitionistic logic and computability.I'm not sure if I've read anyone using this to argue for intuitionistic logic over classical logic explicitly. Something like this is motivating Martin-Löf, ... done for relevance logic and linear logic. There wasn't any such characterization given for classical logic. Why would this be? The combinators correspond to certain λ-terms. Classical logic ...

... to sit down and read books on it...she has been outlining it in a "to the point" condensed way. If you want the "nutshell" of classical education check out part 1. Here's a little snippet of part 2A:"All free ... a mastery of language, perspicuity of thought and purity of life."She goes on to say:"The goal, then, of Classical Education is not for its students to achieve high SAT scores, be accepted at ...