[ANSWERED] Plato, Aristotle and The Theban Trilogy offer pretty much the same view of human nature,…

Plato, Aristotle and The Theban Trilogy offer pretty much the same view of human nature, which is summed up in Aristotle’s
Politics
Book 1 Chapter 2: Human Beings are political animals and Human Beings are animals having
logos.
Rousseau in the
Discourse on Inequality
asserts that the specific human difference is “perfectibility.” (This is on page 88 paragraph 17, the translation uses the phrase, “faculty of self-improvement,” the French text has ‘perfectibilit,”)
Compare and Contrast these two views of being human. Can they be reconciled? Which of two better resonates with your sense of things? Etc.
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