Oğuz Haşlakoğlu’s reading of Plato connects the immortality of the soul, anamnesis, virtue, and cosmic teleology with the experiential nature of philosophy.
Spinoza’s ontology of immanent power connects potentia with conatus, affects, adequate ideas, common notions, freedom, virtue, and collective capacity.
: A philosophy essay comparing Plato’s paideia with Aristotle’s ethos-centered education through truth, habit, virtue, character, and the ethical-political life of the polis.
