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THE national lecture by Dr. T. R. Glover on the challenge of the Greek, broadcast on December 19, vividly recalls in its plea for the classical discipline one of the most suggestive passages in Prof. A. N. Whitehead's “Adventures of Ideas”. In brief compass, Dr. Glover set forth the antithesis which Greek customs, ways of living and outlook on life present to those characteristic of this age, and suggested certain aspects of Greek life which are worthy of our consideration.
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Scientific Adventure and Social Progress. Nature 135, 245–247 (1935). https://doi.org/10.1038/135245a0
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