Symposium On The Value Of The Classics
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"Symposium On The Value Of The Classics" explores the enduring relevance and significance of classical studies in contemporary society. Featuring contributions from the University of Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia Society for the Promotion of Liberal Studies, this collection delves into the intellectual and cultural heritage of the classical world.
The essays examine the value of classical literature, philosophy, and history for modern education and intellectual life. The symposium discusses how the study of Greek and Roman antiquity can inform our understanding of language, ethics, and social structures. This work offers insights into the ongoing debate about the role of the humanities in shaping critical thinking and cultural literacy.
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