Of Nature in Men

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"Of Nature in Men" is a short philosophical essay by Francis Bacon that explores different human temperaments and how they can be shaped or moderated.

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instanceOf essay
philosophical essay
addresses how rulers and counselors should judge men’s natures
alsoKnownAs Bacon's Essays
surface form: Of Nature in Men (Bacon essay)
author Francis Bacon
concerns moderation of extreme temperaments
practical wisdom in dealing with character
relationship between innate nature and habit
countryOfOrigin England
discusses how nature in people can be concealed
how nature in people can be corrected
how nature in people can be interpreted
natural dispositions in people
emphasizes importance of custom and discipline in shaping nature
genre moral essay
philosophy
hasForm short prose essay
intendedFunction moral counsel
practical guidance on character
language English
literaryPeriod Renaissance
mainTopic character formation
human nature
human temperament
moral philosophy
originalPublicationForm essay collection
partOf Essays or Counsels, Civil and Moral
philosophicalTradition early modern philosophy
style aphoristic prose
workOf Francis Bacon

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