Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool, Issue 58
Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool, Issue 58
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Shall I withstand the temptations of the flesh? Shall I administer my affairs with discretion ? Shall I serve my country in civil life ?
Shall I be true to my friends ? These are not questions about which a man deliberates and chooses. No. Speak- ing broadly, he regards the situation in which as a social being he finds himself as the arbiter of his ends, and his station in the social organism as the index of his duties.
For these powers of deliberation and choice are not there full-fledged from... the first. They emerge only with experience and the gradual growth of reason; and when at last they come to their maturity, their possessor finds that there are limits to their range of reasonable exercise.
By the care of parents, still more by the watchful nurture and discipline of the State, mankind are led, by one inducement or another, and by pains and penalties if nothing else will suffice, to walk in the ways in which they ought to go, and to move steadily, month by month and year by year, upon those ends which it is essential for him who is to be at once good man and good citizen to pursue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall I withstand the temptations of the flesh? Shall I administer my affairs with discretion ? Shall I serve my country in civil life ?
Shall I be true to my friends ? These are not questions about which a man deliberates and chooses. No. Speak- ing broadly, he regards the situation in which as a social being he finds himself as the arbiter of his ends, and his station in the social organism as the index of his duties.
For these powers of deliberation and choice are not there full-fledged from... the first. They emerge only with experience and the gradual growth of reason; and when at last they come to their maturity, their possessor finds that there are limits to their range of reasonable exercise.
By the care of parents, still more by the watchful nurture and discipline of the State, mankind are led, by one inducement or another, and by pains and penalties if nothing else will suffice, to walk in the ways in which they ought to go, and to move steadily, month by month and year by year, upon those ends which it is essential for him who is to be at once good man and good citizen to pursue.
What to read after Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool, Issue 58?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Literary And Philosophical Society of Liverpool to read onlineMoreLess
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