Abstract
Shown is content of conception of higher education by Plato, based on two interrelated and interdependent aims, i.e. “self-care” and “care about ideal polis”, determined notions about both the process and results of training citizens in complete education.
Keywords
- ancient pedagogics
- ideal polis
- care of self
- higher education
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