
Published in 1925, 'Proteus: Or, The Future of Intelligence' by Vernon Lee is a philosophical treatise examining the evolving nature of human intelligence and its ethical implications. Using the mythological figure Proteus as a metaphor for adaptability, Lee argues that intelligence transcends specialists and is essential for societal progress. He explores how intelligence influences morality and artistic expression, advocating for a flexible understanding of ethics that prioritizes human needs and communal well-being in an ever-changing world.

















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