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Plato's Sophrosune – It's Not Moderation
A study of the contextual interpretation of the Greek word Sophrosune within Plato's corpus, concluding that the conventional translation of "moderation" does not fit a close hermeneutical analysis for any of the dialogues in which it appears.
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