What are the Seven Liberal Arts?

[@jcb9207]

I played your video for my 5th grade class and many were quite taken with it. Of course they knew nothing of this ancient tradition. I hope that someday we get back to this model of education, so that we can help people liberate themselves by the use of these arts. Thank you.

[@daddyquon4800]

Well spoken!

[@Samy_aza_TTV]

Arithmetic (numbers) Music (numbers in time) Geometry (numbers in space) Astronomy (numbers in both time and space)

[@avecus]

I've liked your videos since some time ago, Christopher. I would like a video getting deeper in the quadrivium. Vale

[@audentish]

I just said, out loud, to myself "this is so cool". See what you're doing to people?! Thank you!

[@moondogmcblackfoot]

Just discovered this.. I’m about to go ape shit on some trivium/quadrivium learning. It’s my next Aspie indulgence! I look forward to seeing what you have to enlighten. Thanks for taking the time to inform. So very important for proper development and successful social engagement.

[@lectorintellegat]

Very helpful - also very impressive that you’re writing backwards!!

[@JS-gu7fw]

It's more likely that the video is flipped horizontally :)

[@mnash3]

Nice work! I still enjoy this video. I remember watching it many moons ago. I did not understand what it meant in movies when folk would say that they are majoring in Liberal Arts. Once I watched your video, I had a better understanding in addition to I had a new respect for the concept. I opted to focus on music for my studies of the Liberal Arts. Lately, I have been interested in Astronomy, but I do not see myself having a million dollars to purchase the right telescope that can scan the stars and take a quality photo. I may see if I can visit an observation deck. My understanding is that they are only doing videos these days and not letting folk look at the stars due to Covid. Hopefully, that changes soon. In either case, thanks again for sharing your knowledge. I am excited to be working on a new music project soon and watching your video reminds me of how I incorporate all aspects of the Liberal Arts when I communicate through my music. Nice work. ❤

[@bluff2085]

I’m surprised by how much I really enjoyed this video. Thanks

[@FrancineMarci]

thank you, very interesting and it's a pleasure to know more about liberal arts.

[@jeffsnow7749]

Thank you for that!

[@voosum]

damn this way of showing your writing is cool

[@yohanesliong4818]

Wow, very informative. Thank you

[@inhtanvu1516]

Necessary to know❤😊

[@jordanroberts8270]

I wonder how many politicians have learned these

[@ladsr777]

How'd you write on the screen like that?

[@keepcleanmachine2399]

Anyone here after reading season of storms?

[@skord176]

I love and study music and music theory but I hate math

[@raymondfrye5017]

Consider carefully. Both go hand in hand.

[@glennbuchanan29]

Your given explanation of grammar within the context of the Trivium is wrong. Grammar in the Trivium is meaning fund of knowledge within a given topic.

[@Bobxchen333]

Today's liberal arts include psychology, sociology, history, political science, ethnic and gender studies.

[@rushikeshdharmadhikari8838]

Is English literature is part of liberal art?

[@sleeve.3995]

My favorite way to waste 4 years

[@Elvisism]

More knowledge, delicious.

[@papajay111]

NO!!! "GRAMMAR" is ,,, the background information on ANY SUBJECT without asking WHY!!! YOU ARE OCCULTING THIS FACT!! SIMPLIFYING the entire subject!!!! Background information on the language is, however one of the most important and "transferable" of all the subjects of grammar

[@sleeve.3995]

Liberal arts aka how to waste 4 years

[@fuckingallthesehoes3295]

*^!Sleeve why so?