POINT OF VIEW

Sustainability: the Ultimate Liberal Art

By FRANK H.T. RHODES

Ironic as it may now seem, the liberal arts of grammar, rhetoric, and logic were regarded by the ancient Greeks as practical and useful skills — so useful, in fact, that they were seen as the indispensable preparation for citizenship, for participation in a free society. And it was in Greece, the same Greece,...

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