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grbs-16280	Illarraga, Rodrigo	Xenophon’s Psychology of Philotimia	2020	19	.pdf	application/pdf	7242	311	57	See W. Nestle, “Xenophon und die Sophistik,” Philologus 94 (1940) 31–50; C. J. Clas- sen, “Xenophons Darstellung der Sophistik und der Sophisten,” Hermes 112 (1984) 154–167; F. Villar, “The Uses of sophistés in Xenophon,” in C. Mársico et al. (eds.), Xenophon Philosopher: Ethics and Argumentation (Bern forthcoming). This adds a new level of complexity to Whitehead’s traditional division between good philotimia focused on the in- terest of the community and bad philotimia as the interest of the individual.22 In fact, Xenophon’s philotimia23 appears as the core of another type of morality, where, as Danzig has said, “self- interest is compatible with benefiting others.	cache/grbs-16280.pdf	txt/grbs-16280.txt