Heroism and Wisdom, Italian Style: From Roman Imperialists to Sicilian Magistrates

Fairleigh Dickinson University Press (2022)
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Heroism and Wisdom is an interdisciplinary work dissecting the lives, philosophies, and works of fourteen historically significant Italian figures to examine the topics of Italian history, culture, and moral psychology of notions such as practical wisdom, heroism, authenticity, honor, will to power, and leading a meaningful human life.

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