Can virtue be taught? What is the nature of learning? Dr. Johnson discusses the major ideas from Plato's Meno in detail, including the geometry example and anamnesis, the idea that we remember rather than learn.
Dr. Johnson teaches philosophy at Georgia Tech. He is the author of Paradox at Play: Metaphor in Meister Eckhart's Sermons by Catholic University of America Press. It includes many sermons never before translated into English.
Meister Eckhart, Paradox at Play
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Plato's Meno: can virtue be taught?
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