But who should choose what kind of people those children want to be an already biased, sexualised, consumerist and
ultimately broken culture, or the children themselves?
Not exact matches
The parallel between Athens and Vienna
ultimately breaks down not simply for the obvious reason that no European city could ever hope to monopolize the
culture the way Athens did when Aeschylus and the young Socrates strolled amid the statuary of the Acropolis.
He will
broke no compromise with institutionalization, which is
ultimately what he thought the social traditions of human
cultures promoted, even as he resisted a liberalization that secularized the gospel.
It's more likely an accumulation of small breaches that result in a
culture of disappointment, discontent, and
ultimately broken trust.