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Gardens: An Essay on the Human Condition |
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In this brilliant essay, Robert Pogue Harrison, a specialist of Dante and the chair of the Department of French and Italian Literature at the University of Stanford, draws an analogy between the cultivation of the soil and the cultivation of the spirit. Following the tradition of Greek thought, the author reminds us that "[these] are connatural activities", illustrating his reflection with examples from Palto's Academos, Epicurus' Garden School and Boccacio's Decameron. |
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