Perfect for those new to the world of Great Books, this first volume in our Introduction to Great Books Series contains mid-length readings and broad discussion questions that will help guide first-time Shared Inquiry™ participants. Also available...

The Leader's Guide for Introduction to Great Books Third Series includes recommended approaches for working with fiction and nonfiction, prereading questions, interpretive questions for discussion, note-taking activities, suggested passages for textual...

The Civically Engaged Reader assembles more than 40 provocative and diverse readings that range across literature, philosophy, and religion. These selections invite reflection on all kinds of civic-minded activities—from giving and serving to...

Great Conversations 2, an anthology of 15 classic and contemporary selections, is ideal for book discussion groups and college humanities courses. Biographical headnotes and discussion questions accompany each selection, and a thematic guide offers...

Great Conversations 3, an anthology of 15 classic and contemporary selections, is ideal for book discussion groups and college humanities courses. Biographical headnotes and discussion questions accompany each selection, and a thematic guide offers...

Great Conversations 5, an anthology of 15 classic and contemporary selections, is ideal for book discussion groups and college humanities courses. Biographical headnotes and discussion questions accompany each selection, and a thematic guide offers...

Great Conversations 6, an anthology of 15 classic and contemporary selections, is ideal for book discussion groups and college humanities courses. Biographical headnotes and discussion questions accompany each selection, and a thematic guide offers...

This completely revised and updated handbook will help your book group have more lively and rewarding discussions. It includes all the basics you need to get started with Shared Inquiry™, as well as information about where to find additional...

The Leader's Guide for Introduction to Great Books First Series includes recommended approaches for working with fiction and nonfiction, prereading questions, interpretive questions for discussion, note-taking activities, suggested passages for textual...