Mind Inclined
Mark Canada, Ph.D.Elevating insights into literature, language, and history
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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What, to Frederick Douglass, was the Fourth of July?
By this point in 2026, you probably know that Americans are celebrating a special anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, signed exactly 250 years ago on July 4, 1776. Here at Mind Inclined, we have been remembering the Declaration...
Into the Blank
After my recent guest column, “What Ben Franklin Can Teach Us About Midlife (and Life in General),” for Chip Conley’s Wisdom Well Substack, I received a flood of new subscribers to my Mind Inclined Substack. Welcome, new Mind Travelers!
Wi...
Truman Capote: Knowing and Going
In preparation for “Literary Lights of New York,” a tour I am planning for July 28, I recently began reading Gerald Clarke’s wonderful biography of Truman Capote. I first read Capote’s magnificent novel In Cold Blood as an undergraduate at...
Franz Mesmer and the Power of Belief
This week I had the pleasure of giving two talks at IU’s Mini University in Bloomington. In the first, I teamed up with historian Chris Young for “American Founders in France,” a look at Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, two American...
A Woman’s Way: Elizabeth Powel’s Informal Influence
During “Founders in Philadelphia,” the trip that Chris Young and I led for America 250 back in April, I joined several of our fellow travelers for a visit to the Powel House, a lovely colonial mansion where Samuel and Elizabeth Powel entert...
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Elevating people through education has been my life’s work. As a professor and author, I want to help you be your best. Join me for elevating explorations of books, history, and more.
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