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Washington University in St. Louis has fought an uphill battle to achieve name recognition as a top university. But after hosting 2004 presidential debates, graduating Rhodes Scholars and a Real World cast member (Cara Nussbaum, '01), playing a central role in the Human Genome Project, and ascending to a place among America's best colleges, Wash U has overcome its relative obscurity. It now competes for America's most accomplished high school seniors, alongside the colleges of the Ivy League.
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The prospective college student's antidote to the Princeton Review doldrums.
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Daniel Silvestri
reviewed Washington University in St. Louis on September 25, 2016
Washington University in St. Louis
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Read this and reviews of other classics in Western Philosophy on the History page of www.BestPhilosophyBooks.org (a thinkPhilosophy Production).
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Not only the first female professional writer of her time but also arguably the first feminist writer, Christine de Pizan is perhaps best known for her utopian masterpiece, The Book of the City of Ladies. However, readers should begin by reading this, her major political work.
Reminiscent of both Plato's Republic and Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, and a precursor to the social contract theories of Hobbes and Rousseau, Pizan takes up the necessary education of different segments of the population, from princes to common folk, in order to create the best civil society possible.
Written in times of great tumult in Medieval France, the work expresses a longing for stability, peace, and enlightenment that will resonate with many today. See also Christine de Pizan's The Book of Peace.
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Read this and reviews of other classics in Western Philosophy on the History page of www.BestPhilosophyBooks.org (a thinkPhilosophy Production).
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