The Trivium: The Liberal Arts of Logic, Grammar, and Rhetoric Sister Miriam Joseph
Publisher: Dry, Paul Books, Incorporated

A more advanced, but a thorough and accessible treatment of Aristotle's logical principles. There a student would receive a “liberal arts” education made up of logic, grammar, and rhetoric (the Trivium) and arithmetic, astronomy, music, and geometry (the Quadrivium). The Trivium: The Liberal Arts of Logic, Grammar, and Rhetoric by. As Cardinal Newman taught, the fullest embodiment, the culminating fruit of the liberal-arts college is the philosopher—not necessarily the academic or professional philosopher, but that humble lover of wisdom with a properly . Logic: An Aristotelian Approach by Mary Michael Spangler. New Liberal Arts, a Snarkmarket/Revelator collaboration, is available for sale today. Miriam Joseph's book is about the foundation of a classical education, which of course is the Trivium; the three liberal arts of logic, grammar and rhetoric. The Trivium consists of the first three formal subjects of the seven liberal arts: Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric. "Barbara Celarent and a lot more" This book is as much fun as I've had from a book in quite some time, even though the subject matters (grammar, logic. It's 80pp and And like writing, photographic images have their own version of the trivium -- a logic, grammar, and rhetoric. This is the formal Trivium in the classical sense.