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Aristotle's school in Athens, interpreted by Jiang as a site for standardizing and systemizing Greek knowledge.
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Lyceum
Aristotle's school in Athens, interpreted by Jiang as a site for standardizing and systemizing Greek knowledge.
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Jiang argues that a censor was needed to create Greek identity by standardizing and systemizing Greek knowledge into encyclopedias or textbooks defining what it meant to be Greek.
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"...new school in Athens in competition with the academy called the Lyceum. Okay? So what is the purpose of the Lyceum? Okay? So that's..."
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"...so that's probably what Aristotle was doing when he started the Lyceum. He had lots of students. Okay? Yeah. So throughout history, all conquerors..."
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Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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