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The Greek Ideal of Man

By:

Milward, Peter

Contributor(s):

Nonaka, Ryō

LOC classification:

B 187 .M25 1981

Contents:

The Golden Age: as sung by Homer -- The family curse: as dramatized by Aeschylus -- The riddle of man: as proposed by Sophocles -- The strife of reason and passion: as represented by Euripides -- The knowledge of self: as sought by Socrates -- The search for substance: as pursued by Plato -- The philosophy of being: as developed by Aristotle -- The good life: as defined by Stoics and Epicureans -- The ideal of freedom: as upheld by Demosthenes.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Jesuit Historical Institute in Africa	Jesuit Historical Institute in Africa	General Stacks	B 187 .M25 1981 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan (Restricted Access)		5844

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The Golden Age: as sung by Homer --
The family curse: as dramatized by Aeschylus --
The riddle of man: as proposed by Sophocles --
The strife of reason and passion: as represented by Euripides --
The knowledge of self: as sought by Socrates --
The search for substance: as pursued by Plato --
The philosophy of being: as developed by Aristotle --
The good life: as defined by Stoics and Epicureans --
The ideal of freedom: as upheld by Demosthenes.

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