Philosophy and Raising Good Citizens

Think 23 (67):65-68 (2024)
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What's the best way to raise good citizens – individuals who will do the right thing even in the most challenging of circumstances? I argue that philosophy has an important role to play.

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Stephen C. Law
University of Central Oklahoma

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