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An interesting read for those digging into books XIII & IX
It is surprising to me that I am forwarding around a link to Tucker Carlson’s work, but in reading books XIII and IX, I’ve been struck by how apropos they are to today’s world, and here I’ve found a great example to prove the point. Maybe we’ll get this argument resolved in another 2,500 years!
http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2008-10-28/in-defense-of-elitism/
John Halloran
29. October 2008 by Arrian
Categories: Aristotle, Commentary | Tags: Plato | Comments Off on An interesting read for those digging into books XIII & IX