Erik Kenyon Libri

Exploring the intersection of physical and mental training, the book delves into Greek moral philosophy within the context of Athenian gyms. It highlights the role of Socratic dialogue in these settings, examines civic and mental health themes in Plato's writings, and presents Olympic victors as Aristotle's ideal for achieving a fulfilling life. Through this lens, it reveals how the pursuit of physical excellence was intertwined with the cultivation of the mind in ancient Greek culture.

Exploring philosophical method in Augustine's early dialogues, this book delves into their educational approach and its significance in contemporary discussions. It highlights how Augustine's teachings can inform modern philosophical debates, emphasizing the enduring impact of his ideas on pedagogy and critical thinking.

Ethics for the Very Young presents a unique fusion of Philosophy, Developmental Psychology and best practices in Early Education.