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“Citizens habituated by music throughout life and also by the laws when adults develop virtue that stands as a mean relative to the regime.”
― Judith A. Swanson, The Public and the Private in Aristotle's Political Philosophy
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“On the level of practice, Aristotle's advocacy of the hegemony of the political aims to prevent what amounts to a perverted preoccupation with self-preservation from dominating the lives of citizens and rulers.”
― Judith A. Swanson, The Public and the Private in Aristotle's Political Philosophy
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