Lessons from a Rose and a Fox

Analytic Teaching and Philosophical Praxis 8 (2) (1987)
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Abstract

The fragility of flowers is partially attributed to their susceptibility to the flux of environmental conditions. Such a threat also impends upon human life especially in the stage of childhood because their thorns or defense mechanisms are just beginning to develop. Nevertheless, even Kio, the toddler-aged brother of Suki, recognizes this when Suki's friend Lisa comes over for a visit.

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