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Adam's Curse

Patrick B. Whalen

"There is no fine thing since Adam's fall but needs much laboring." -W.B. Yeats. Literature, leadership, and locale in an age of mass culture.

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Homecoming in Two Poems

I’m writing a little early for Memorial Day this year. Knowing how busy the end of this month will be, I wanted to be sure to pay my small tribute, such as it is, to the fallen.


In 2015 I was still a year away from leaving active d...

12 days ago
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Expeditionary Education Part 2: Brass Tacks

The first essay I wrote on Expeditionary Education described a vision of integrated, motivated, and experiential education galvanized by specific missions. You might hate the idea—fair enough. But if you loved it and found yourself thinking...

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Expeditionary Education

You might know that I work in education — have built curriculum, founded schools, run operations. But education is also interesting to me as an object of play or leisure. It's almost like a sandbox in which I like to play, thinking about th...

2 months ago
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The Pleasure of Effort

Maximum Effort

Some months ago I wrote an essay called “Effort as Innocence.” I had been inspired by a young student who jumped on the pullup bar and for an agonizing stretch of time struggled against gravity to attempt a single pullup. Sh...

2 months ago
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A Jailbreak from Plato's Cave

This article first appeared on tomklingenstein.com.

Book VII of Plato’s Republic recounts the famous allegory of the Cave, in which Socrates describes to Glaucon a people chained and immobile within a cave, their captivity passed in watchi...

3 months ago
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