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In this episode, I debate Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence of 1776. Jefferson was the 3rd president of the US (1801-1809)and the declaration corroborates the US sovereignty over its own land under 3 inalienable rights: life, liber... more
This is episode 5 on J. Hector St. John de Crèvecouer's "What is an American". In his letter, Crèvecoeur defines Americans as an all-nation (European) people as well as discusses the class divisions based on (1) those living by the sea; (2)those livi... more
This episode debates the famous sermon "A Model of Christian Charity" John Winthrop delivers in 1630, probably onboard of the Arbella. Winthrop believed that his Puritan community could become an example for the whole world - a "city upon a hill" - a... more
John Smith's A Description of New England (1616) is essentially a praise piece of writing in which Smith wants to persuade citizens to sail to the newly-invaded lands of the "New World" in order to colonize them.
This is an opening episode on American Culture. It's ideally addressed to English Language-Literature undergrads. In this episode, I discuss the terms "culture", "American" and what it means to say "American Culture". By the end of the episode, "Amer... more









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