There was an op-ed in the New York Times yesterday from David Brooks that re-examines the classical notions of character against a modern notion. The philosopher’s notion of character according to Brooks is one that’s ingrained (see myth and Homer… Continue reading →
21. October 2009 by Arrian
Categories: Aristotle, Commentary |
Tags: Aristotle, great books, maurice sendak, philosophy, Plato, psychology, virtue, where the wild things are |
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The Virtue of Wild Things
There was an op-ed in the New York Times yesterday from David Brooks that re-examines the classical notions of character against a modern notion. The philosopher’s notion of character according to Brooks is one that’s ingrained (see myth and Homer… Continue reading →
21. October 2009 by Arrian
Categories: Aristotle, Commentary | Tags: Aristotle, great books, maurice sendak, philosophy, Plato, psychology, virtue, where the wild things are | Comments Off on The Virtue of Wild Things