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Think Platonic Love Means No Romance? Here’s What Plato Actually Said.
I am a PhD fellow in Philosophy at the University of Oslo. My research explores issues of attention in Ancient Greek literature and philosophy, with a focus on its role in moral psychology. At the moment, I work mostly on Plato and Aristotle.
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Think Platonic Love Means No Romance? Here’s What Plato Actually Said.
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