My Other Myself: Aristotle and the Value of Friendship

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What constitutes a true human-to-human relationship? What is its importance and value for human life? These are the questions I explore in this talk on Aristotle's philosophy of friendship, originally presented as part of Boston University's Core Curriculum lecture series.

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Richard Oxenberg
Emory University (PhD)

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