- "Politics is not war by other means. But the deep differences that divide democracies are not going away, and the hard work of living together and maintaining shared meanings remains" -Teresa Bejan (Oxford) on partisanship, democracy, and ancient greek philosophy. https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2020/11/what-us-democracy-can-learn-ancient-greek-philosophy 138 comments philosophy
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