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200 10$aOn passivity $ea philosophical dialogue /$fNicholas J. Pappas
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330   $aIs it always better to be active than passive? Is passivity a sign of cowardice - or prudence? Are people who keep their thoughts to themselves passive, or might they be actively preparing for well-considered future actions? Seemingly simple concepts turn out to be deeper and more significant than they first appear.
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