Glossary
Teacher handbooks and explanatory apparatus that made Greek education teachable and accessible.
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commentaries
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Jiang argues that one function of the Library of Alexandria was to standardize Greek culture by standardizing texts and creating commentaries, handbooks, footnotes, chapters, codices, and indexes.
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"All right? And guess what? Our greatest thinkers came to us through the liberal arts. Our greatest thinkers came to us through the liberal..."
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"...the Library of Alexandria, okay? Standardization. They also did something called commentaries. So commentaries are basically like teacher handbooks, okay? They teach you how..."
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Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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