Three Perspectives on Human Nature (Classical, Rousseau, Bacon)

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Join Abe and Sam. Brothers that respect the Great Tradition. Reading the Great Books. Discussing the Great Ideas. If you love the classics, God, and big ideas, this is the podcast for you.

Books

Arts

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Three Perspectives on Human Nature (Classical, Rousseau, Bacon) | 012

Poets & Philosophers

1 hour 11 minutes 12 seconds

4 years ago

Three Perspectives on Human Nature (Classical, Rousseau, Bacon) | 012

In this episode, we discuss Irving Babbit’s Essay Two Types of Humanitarians Bacon and Rousseau.

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Our understanding of human nature reflects our education philosophy
The classical, Baconian, and Rousseauian view of Human Nature
The Scriptures insight into human nature