La dimensione comunitaria della formazione filosofica secondo Aristotele

In Acerbi Ariberto, Labastida Francisco Fernández & Luise Gennaro (eds.), La filosofia come Paideia. Contributi sul ruolo educativo degli studi filosofici. Armando. pp. 27-34 (2016)
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Abstract

This paper is a study about the social dimension of the philosophical education according to Aristotle. Aristotle is not a individualistic thinker but he understands the philosophical activity in the social context of the friendship.

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