A Taste of One’s Quality: 3 Rules for Good Temperament |
Thursday Dec 17 2009
By Stuart James Whitley | BioAlways a fan of pith & substance, when I wrote out the three rules for a good living in my last post (Wolf’s Theorem), it occurred to me that the same formula might apply to the development of good temperament. In common parlance, ‘temperament’ is the kind of person we are. One supposes it’s what Shakespeare had in mind when he bid Hamlet say: “Come, give us a taste of your quality.” (Act II, Scene ii)[Read More]
Written by eldering at Fearless Aging
Tagged with: anais_nin feynman good_living good_temperament hamlet mensch qualities self-deception shakespeare
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