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an Aristotelean inquiry
trying to trim the tree of possible paths by Alan Z. '23, MEng '24 an Aristotelean inquiry January 3, 2021 in Best of the Blogs , Challenges , How to Human Act I: A (Probably Flawed) Introduction to Aristotle Although I’ve left my copy of Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics back in Cambridge, ⁠ 01 this is particularly tragic because some of the quotes are from that text (quoted in papers I wrote) and some are from an online text, meaning they come from different translations I still remember from freshman fall, when I was taking CC.110, ⁠ 02 Becoming Human: Ancient Greek Per
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