Socrates: Nature and Nurture
“If the gods let Penelope bear such a son as you, they did not mean for your lineage to be inglorious in times to come.”
Self-Improvement: Nature and Nurture
Contrary to the currently fashionable egalitarian blank-slatist hysteria, the Greeks universally believed that an individual’s qualities were the fruits of nature and nurture. Even the sophist Protagoras, a thinker of democratic leanings and an educator of the people, argued: “Teaching requires natural endowments and …
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