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Socrates' Education to Virtue: Learning the Love of the Noble
State University of New York Press (1998)
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Argues that Plato's dialogues contain a surprisingly neglected account of Socrates' education about the love of noble virtue and that recovering this education could help broaden and deepen liberalism's moral and political horizonAuthor's Profile
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