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Bravery Again
In Steven Nadler (ed.), SOCRATES. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 75–87 (2009-09-10)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Advising Parents Perseverance Wisdom Interpretive Puzzle Further Reading.Author's Profile
bravery again bravery ‐ Socrates displaying on the battlefield advising parents ‐ teacher in Athens advertising fancy techniques for fighting in armor “Good decisions need to be made on the basis of expertise, not majority vote” Socrates' reasoning that perseverance, joined with folly ‐ can be harmful Aristotle's observations in Nicomachean Ethics answering Socrates' question: “In what is bravery wise” Laches' definition ‐ perseverance no more than non‐perseverance characterizing bravery Protagoras ‐ Socrates argued, whether human excellence as a whole a collection of different parts interpretive puzzle
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