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The Greek way

Book • 1930
In *The Greek Way*, Edith Hamilton provides a profound understanding of ancient Greek civilization, examining its philosophical foundations, artistic achievements, and societal structures.

The book delves into the intellectual and moral framework that shaped Greek identity, highlighting contributions to democracy, literature, and philosophy.

Hamilton analyzes Greek literature and prominent figures such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, and explores the Greeks’ artistic achievements in drama, poetry, and sculpture.

The book offers a nuanced perspective on the Greeks’ complex worldview and their enduring impact on Western culture.

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Mentioned in 4 episodes

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Brett McKay
as a source for understanding the Greek culture's approach to fitness.
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Of Strength and Soul — Exploring the Philosophy of Physical Fitness
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Ryan Holiday
as a book that impacted Robert F. Kennedy's understanding of Greek myths.
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Ryan Holiday
as a book that opened up a new perspective for Robert F. Kennedy.
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Edith Hall on Aristotelian Ethics, Intention, and Human Decency
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Ryan Holiday
as the author of "The Greek Way."
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Timothy Denevi on the Power of Reading and Learning from the Past (Part 2)
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Victor Davis Hanson
as a good starting point for learning about classics.
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