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Soziale Dienste in England und Wales,oks at the non-fictional accounts of heroic behavior. The historical narrative of Herodotus is the primary focus here, and a careful analysis of the various real-life examples of cowardly and courageous actions reported by the historian is the main basis for further generalizations about the way thi

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Soziale Dienste in Deutschland,s are important for understanding the dominant views on this virtue in the fourth century Athens. Contrary to the mainstream approach, it is suggested that the most interesting aspect of the . and the ., the two early works where courage is discussed, are the views of Socrates’ interlocuters rather

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