Where Men Can Become Better Gentlemen

Origins

Where does the concept of being a gentleman originate from? Here we seek to define what a gentleman is and look at the history of how this definition has arisen. Across the last three centuries, civilizations have come and gone and cultures have evolved to bring about our understanding of a gentleman. You may be surprised to find, how despite this history, mans nature has changed very little; and how the neglect of our knowledge and understanding from the past retards our (and civilization's) personal building and development for the future.

We wholeheartedly invite you on this journey into the past to see what we can potentially learn for our future.



Fundamentals

Definition of a Gentleman.

Ancient China

Junzi, The Chinese Gentleman - How Confucius took this term and used it to teach people to be more of a gentleman.

Ancient Greece

Greek Ethics - Socrates, Plato and Aristotle: the founding fathers of Western philosophy.

Nichomachaen Ethics - A book by Aristotle outlining a character list of virtues (which we believe a gentleman should seek to follow in their lives).



The shape of things to come

The following are a list of items we plan to cover in the future, subscribe to our site to ensure you don't miss out on their arrival!

(101) Arabian Knights

Boy Scouts

Confucious (he says...)

(Fine and) Dandy

Manliness

(Medieval) Knights (of the round table)

Metrosexual

Military (precision)

Romans (lend me your ears)

(The way of the) Samurai (Warrior)

Southern Gentlemen

Sprezzatura

Superhuman



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