It all started with Socrates, but eventually it got to Plato and then Aristotle and what they all took from each other was the idea of ​​reason. In Kant's answer to the question: what is Enlightenment? Kant explains that “it is difficult for any individual man to emerge from the immaturity which has almost become his nature” (Kant 41). This suggests that the more comfortable a man becomes in his lifestyle, the more it becomes a part of him. Man depends solely on other people to tell them how to live their life and never thinks for himself. This gets to the point where man can only interpret the world in the eyes of his own leader, and this gives a false view of man as an individual. Regarding John Locke's view of society that we are all born with a "clean slate" and that we evolve from the experiences we come into contact with, it makes us understand that we are not born with prior knowledge of the rules and that we only learn these rules through our sensory experiences. The approach of many artists to the nature of the human being dates back centuries. For example, the mysterious paintings made by Vermeer explain the way they saw women at that time. His painting Girl with a Pearl Earring speculates on the role he saw women having at the time. Given the nature that women were expected to stay at home, raise children and keep the family together, this has fueled stereotypes of women's roles over time. Now we know that women's nature is not only for these reasons, but can play an equal role in society too. Musicians like Bach and Beethoven created music with their human nature. This music was full of their opinions and ideas in which humans interpreted their daily lives. Music has provided another background into human nature that only humans consider a noteworthy experience