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A liberal education, sometimes thought of as or alongside of a classical education, is an education for all.
The following is a review of How to Innovate, translated by Armand D’Angour.
I ended part 1 of this series suggesting there are three forms of education in all but the most temporary societies. I added that without all three, a society can't survive.
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