

On Virtue by Plato
Mar 1, 2016
Dive into the intriguing debate on whether virtue can be taught or is an innate quality. Socrates raises thought-provoking questions about the failures of great figures to instill goodness in their children. The discussion navigates historical examples, challenging the belief that education alone shapes moral character. Ultimately, it suggests that true virtue may be a divine gift, enriching individuals and society alike. A philosophical journey into the essence of what makes us good!
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