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CATEGORIES:Grand Rounds
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SUMMARY:Psychiatry Grand Rounds
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 Our Human Nature: Were Plato and Machiaveli Wrong?\n
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 Peter 
 Sheldrake, Ph.D., Adjunct Professor 
 at Wake Forest University, Adjunct Professor, 
 RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia.\n
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 Discussant: 
 James Dwyer, Ph.D.,Department 
 of Bioethics.\n
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 Exploring what is meant by "human 
 nature" is about exploring the borderline 
 between our instinctive and thoughtful selves. 
 Plato and Machiavelli shared a similar view 
 about human nature, especially in relation 
 to self-interest. Today, the question remains 
 as to whether their views still make sense-and 
 this paper will comment on this continuing 
 debate.\n
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 Dr. Sheldrake does not have financial 
 relationships with commercial interests.\n\n
 Sponsor: Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences\n
 Homepage: http://www.upstate.edu/psych/\n
 Contact: Kristen King\n
 Phone: 464-1706\n
 E-Mail:: kingk@upstate.edu\n
LOCATION:PBS Building, TU#3, 2nd Flr
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