"Nature vs. ... This is a question that has been debated over and over for years. ... This obviously comes back to the idea that nature makes you who you are, and the most that nurture can do is guide you. ... Some people probably would say that nurture is more important. ... Some people, by nature are probably more likely to be influenced by nurture. ...
Which is the first time of neglect of nurture for the Creation Frankenstein shows. ... Perhaps it is in Frankenstein's nature to refuse the hideous Monster. ... The creation goes on to see his reflection and realises why he is feared but this still doesn't affect the Creations natural temperament which could be a case to say nature is stronger than nurture. ... The Creation constantly had to learn for itself and learnt a lot while Frankenstein was ill this makes the Creation's advances seem even bigger and shows the Creature's natural instinct to learn giving a case that na...
In the ongoing debate of nature or nurture it seems that Hall believes that it is predetermined at birth what one's sexual orientation will be. ... At ten years of age, when Stephen first picks up fencing, is the first debate over her hair. ... When she had her first relationship this nature of being the protector came out strongly. ... It made little difference that Stephen's lesbian nature was to protect her lovers; she could never be honorably united with that person in marriage. ...
