Paideia: The Ideals of Greek Culture: III. The Conflict of Cultural Ideals in the Age of Plato

Paideia is intended for the general reader, and it is probably God's gift to educators, because it conveys to the reader, in a clear and attractive form, covering the ground comprehensively, a conception of the central point of view in Hellenic society and culture. * Edmund Wilson, The New Yorker *
The most illuminating work I have ever read on Greece. * Edith Hamilton, The New York Times Book Review. *
Paideia is intended for the general reader, and it is probably God's gift to educators, because it conveys to the reader, in a clear and attractive form, covering the ground comprehensively, a conception of the central point of view in Hellenic society and culture. * Edmund Wilson, The New Yorker *
The most illuminating work I have ever read on Greece. * Edith Hamilton, The New York Times Book Review. *