The delusions of invulnerability : wisdom and morality in ancient Greece, China and today

by G. E. R. Lloyd

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Looking at ancient Greek and Chinese predicaments, this text illustrates how ideas and practices can be used as a basis for critical reflections on the issues we continue to face today, such as the equal participation of all citizens in the political process.

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