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The Anglo Saxon Core Curriculum

Open Syllabus Explorer lets you compile rankings of readings assigned at colleges across the English speaking world. The top three texts across countries, fields and colleges are Strunk’s “The Elements of Style,” Plato’s “Republic,” and Marx’ “The Communist Manifesto.”

This entry was posted in Notes and tagged Curriculum, Education, Reading list, University on February 5, 2016 by Dirk Niepelt.

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