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Sunday, June 15, 2008
Shedding light on the "Dark Ages"
As I had lunch yesterday with a teacher from Stony Brook School in Long Island, NY, I learned of a fascinating lecture series available for free on the web. Lars Brownworth, a history teacher at Stony Brook, uncovers some of the mysteries of the Byzantine Empire as he looks at 12 of its most influential emperors.
I listened to the introductory lecture this morning, and I think I'm hooked. Lars teaches in a conversational style with non-technical language. His lectures are not long--15 to 20 minutes on the average. You can listen in real time on the web or download in mp3 format. You iPod users can also find these goodies on iTunes.
At a time when the East is gaining attention in world affairs, this series promises to give us greater understanding of the issues behind today's headlines.
Here's the link: http://www.anders.com/lectures/lars_brownworth/12_byzantine_rulers/
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