THE GREAT IDEAS ONLINE A Syntopical Approach to the Great Books
Great Books Reading and Discussion Programs: Dear Members, We are pleased to forward this timely letter from our friend, colleague, and member, Gary Schoepfel of The Great Books Foundation. You may be interested to know that The Great Books Foundation maintains a group registry for over 900 Great Books groups in 48 states, making it the largest network of book groups in the United States. And last year alone, they trained more than seventeen thousand (17,000) Great Books Group Discussion Leaders and now has over one million children enrolled in their Junior Great Books Program. If you would like to start your own group, or register your group to find new members, or if your looking for a group to join, call them at 1-800-222-5870, ext. 227, or e-mail at agb@gbf.mhs.compuserve.com. Thank you, Max Weismann
THE GREAT BOOKS FOUNDATION December 6, 1998 Dear Book Lover: Planning your reading list for 1999? Make a resolution to include more Great Books! We're pleased to announce several new anthologies. We've just released the final three volumes of the Great Books Foundation's 50th Anniversary Series. Each volume in this series focuses on a theme of enduring human significance through the works of both modern and classic authors from around the world.
To learn more about our latest Great Books anthologies, please call
us at 1-800-222-5870. You also can visit our Web site at
Sincerely,
Gary Schoepfel
Adult Program Director
P.S. Don't forget to order your Great Books anthologies for 1999!
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