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A Classicist argues that our understanding of Latin and Greek is, at best, imperfect. Although the best students of modern languages can immerse themselves in a country where it is spoken to develop mastery, it is impossible to travel back in time to spend a year at Platoβs Academy to learn Latin or Greek.
This is a distinction drawn between modern languages and ancient languages to support the Classicistβs main conclusion.
Analysis by Spaulding.Bingaman
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