Why Did Philosophy Develop in Ancient Greece? The Culture of Continuous Inquiry Fostered by City-States

When we hear of ancient Greece, we think of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.The questions they pondered—justice, the state, ...
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When the law is not enough to protect democracy

Democracy cannot be sustained by legal authority alone, the evening’s honoree Supreme Court of Canada Justice Andromache ...

The Resurrected Ghost of Critias: Why Reading Plato Makes You Possessed by Authoritarian Ideology

Critias, the dictator who established a reign of terror in ancient Athenian Greece—for 2,400 years, he has been ...
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Aristotle and his reflection on happiness: "Do not trust someone who has no friends because without friends it is impossible to be happy"

The phrase attributed to the Greek philosopher invites reflection on love, relationship difficulties, and the importance of ...