کتابچه شخصی من، دفترچه یا چیزی شبیهش

از به‌خوان برداشته‌ام. خیلی بهتر از هر چیزی که می‌خواستم و می‌توانستم شرح داده. لذت بردم. اگر نخوانده‌ای، نخوان.

The ancients understood that freedom and wisdom require more than material progress—they rest on enduring ideas about virtue, justice, and human nature. Scholars shall revisit classical texts to show why reading the ancients still matters, offering insights that shape character, civic life, and the moral foundations of liberty.

“Reading is for the improvement of the understanding. The improvement of the understanding is for two ends; first, for our own increase of knowledge; secondly, to enable us to deliver and make out that knowledge to others.” —John Locke

Reading helps us learn from the past and safeguard liberty. Through history, philosophy, and literature, we discover the principles that shaped free societies—and the consequences of forgetting them. In a world of rapid change, reading anchors us in enduring truths and sharpens critical thinking.