Of Himself And Other Things
Of Himself And Other Things
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Struggle and character. Some recent and notable inductions of physiological psychology along the lines of evolution reaffirm that without pain there can be no happiness, that without struggle there can be no positive character, that at times punishment may be most salutary, and that a deadhead in society degenerates as does a parasite in the animal kingdom.
We may believe that evolution as applied to the spiritual nature of man is indeed becoming a hopeful Digitized by Google VIE...WS OF EDUCATION. 69 doctrine. Pleasure is not the end of action, but merely accompanies the putting forth of activity. We are not to aim at a good, but to act the good. We are not to work for pleasure, but to find pleasure in working. Cultivate the will that goes beyond the solicitation of present pleasure, that can suffer and persevere and refuse pleasure and endure and work out good and useful results. If there is a train- ing for perdition, it is in following caprice, knowing no want, enduring no hardship, and doing no work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N 28-9.
N82.).
Struggle and character. Some recent and notable inductions of physiological psychology along the lines of evolution reaffirm that without pain there can be no happiness, that without struggle there can be no positive character, that at times punishment may be most salutary, and that a deadhead in society degenerates as does a parasite in the animal kingdom.
We may believe that evolution as applied to the spiritual nature of man is indeed becoming a hopeful Digitized by Google VIE...WS OF EDUCATION. 69 doctrine. Pleasure is not the end of action, but merely accompanies the putting forth of activity. We are not to aim at a good, but to act the good. We are not to work for pleasure, but to find pleasure in working. Cultivate the will that goes beyond the solicitation of present pleasure, that can suffer and persevere and refuse pleasure and endure and work out good and useful results. If there is a train- ing for perdition, it is in following caprice, knowing no want, enduring no hardship, and doing no work.
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