

The cave and the light
Book • 2013
In 'The Cave and the Light', Arthur Herman delves into the contrasting philosophies of Plato and Aristotle, tracing their influence on Western history from ancient Greece to modern times.
The book provides a rich narrative that highlights the creative tension between these two foundational thinkers and their lasting impact on political, religious, and philosophical developments.
The book provides a rich narrative that highlights the creative tension between these two foundational thinkers and their lasting impact on political, religious, and philosophical developments.
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