LeRon James Harrison
@leronjharrison.bsky.social
Indepedent Scholar; Member, National Coalition of Independent Scholars (NCIS); Gagaku Practitioner and Researcher; Martial Artist.
@bostonbrian.com @stephaniemiller.bsky.social Hope you guys love this sign at the Mobile No Kings Rally as much as I do!!
October 20, 2025 at 4:12 AM
@bostonbrian.com @stephaniemiller.bsky.social Hope you guys love this sign at the Mobile No Kings Rally as much as I do!!
@jberlinerblau.bsky.social Your silence on the matters within your own book is deafening. If you really feel the way you do them it behooves you to defend it and say why you believe the Hillsdale model is your ideal solution.
October 16, 2025 at 9:51 PM
@jberlinerblau.bsky.social Your silence on the matters within your own book is deafening. If you really feel the way you do them it behooves you to defend it and say why you believe the Hillsdale model is your ideal solution.
@jberlinerblau.bsky.social Please take a look at the thread I posted the other day in response to your interview. And let me ask you, do you want colleges to become like Hillsdale? Because I for one have a problem with that idea if that's what you're advocating for.
October 6, 2025 at 12:51 AM
@jberlinerblau.bsky.social Please take a look at the thread I posted the other day in response to your interview. And let me ask you, do you want colleges to become like Hillsdale? Because I for one have a problem with that idea if that's what you're advocating for.
Jacques Berlinerblau in an interview about his book says, "One thing that I have been unequivocally clear about is we don't have conservative professors in the humanities. That's really important. We have them in business schools, theological seminars, and in STEM."
October 4, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Jacques Berlinerblau in an interview about his book says, "One thing that I have been unequivocally clear about is we don't have conservative professors in the humanities. That's really important. We have them in business schools, theological seminars, and in STEM."
John Mearsheimer is the poster boy for why U Chicago is in the morass it's in. The man couldn't see that Trump is not a rational actor abiding by the theories that Mearsheimer advanced on two episodes of Democracy Now. He illustrates a complete lack of seeing the obvious in front of his face.
August 19, 2025 at 6:30 PM
John Mearsheimer is the poster boy for why U Chicago is in the morass it's in. The man couldn't see that Trump is not a rational actor abiding by the theories that Mearsheimer advanced on two episodes of Democracy Now. He illustrates a complete lack of seeing the obvious in front of his face.
I find myself in a Janus-style position. I've gotten my hand on an article that prompted my first scholarly piece and reread it. Now I'm working on a piece to deal with it once and for all. And yet I'm reading a book that now draws on the chapter in the Gagaku book. Looking backward and forward ATST
February 28, 2025 at 3:12 AM
I find myself in a Janus-style position. I've gotten my hand on an article that prompted my first scholarly piece and reread it. Now I'm working on a piece to deal with it once and for all. And yet I'm reading a book that now draws on the chapter in the Gagaku book. Looking backward and forward ATST
The final version of the first page of the chapter; the book will be coming out in a few weeks. This will be the first chapter of the last section of the book as the book moves chronologically from the Tokugawa period to contemporary times.
February 21, 2025 at 4:50 AM
The final version of the first page of the chapter; the book will be coming out in a few weeks. This will be the first chapter of the last section of the book as the book moves chronologically from the Tokugawa period to contemporary times.
So, I just looked at Katherine Whatley's piece on Utsuho Monogatari in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies. She talks about the connection between Buddhism and gagaku but doesn't cite Ono Koryu's book "Buddhism and Gagaku." The need for a full translation of Utsuho is all too real.
December 12, 2024 at 6:03 AM
So, I just looked at Katherine Whatley's piece on Utsuho Monogatari in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies. She talks about the connection between Buddhism and gagaku but doesn't cite Ono Koryu's book "Buddhism and Gagaku." The need for a full translation of Utsuho is all too real.
Post #1 on Bluesky: The first page of my piece in the forthcoming Towards a Global Gagaku, coming out March 2025.
November 29, 2024 at 1:03 AM
Post #1 on Bluesky: The first page of my piece in the forthcoming Towards a Global Gagaku, coming out March 2025.