Chapter 2. “What Good Would Climbing Do?”: The Rationale and Impetus for the Pursuit of Self- Knowledge

In Dante's Philosophical Life: Politics and Human Wisdom in "Purgatorio". University of Pennsylvania Press. pp. 20-80 (2018)
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