Literature is the keystone of the arch of culture. - Literacy Nerds - tribe.net Tribe.net. Local Connections Re: Literature is the keystone of the arch of culture. Tania http://literacynerds.tribe.net/thread/6e3fb511-af03-4ff7-ae09-8bfc9a63b004#bc6052e2-40a1-4aa4-a86e-1886aa755fdc 2008-04-18T04:50:56Z 2008-04-18T04:50:56Z an arch holds something bigger than itself above; it sustains the next stage of itself. does culture hold something other or is it an end in itself? Tania 2008-04-18T04:50:56Z Re: Literature is the keystone of the arch of culture. Shannon http://literacynerds.tribe.net/thread/6e3fb511-af03-4ff7-ae09-8bfc9a63b004#169775da-5ff4-4013-8f6e-9ac8a35e64a7 2008-04-17T14:57:38Z 2008-04-17T14:57:38Z Other, smaller arches. Shannon 2008-04-17T14:57:38Z Re: Literature is the keystone of the arch of culture. Tania http://literacynerds.tribe.net/thread/6e3fb511-af03-4ff7-ae09-8bfc9a63b004#a73d8674-879a-4331-a8a5-a055b3c3f29c 2008-04-17T10:50:41Z 2008-04-17T10:50:41Z and what is that arch holding above? Tania 2008-04-17T10:50:41Z Literature is the keystone of the arch of culture. $item.owner.firstName http://literacynerds.tribe.net/thread/6e3fb511-af03-4ff7-ae09-8bfc9a63b004#fadf7e85-8896-4b04-b0c5-7897ba7a244d 2008-04-10T15:03:52Z 2008-04-10T15:03:52Z I noted that line from an essay ("The Redefinition of Man") by Richard Weaver that I enjoyed reading this morning. $item.owner.firstName 2008-04-10T15:03:52Z