Reply to “Is the Unexamined Life Not Worth Living?”

Teaching Philosophy 29 (1):37-39 (2006)
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Abstract

In the December 2004 issue of Teaching Philosophy, readers were challenged to respond to Richard Schmitt’s essay, “Is the Unexamined Life Not Worth Living?” Here is one response.

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