Social Purpose a Contribution to a Philosophy of Civic Society
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") 90 SOCIAL PURPOSE perpetuation of it in a form already outworn is to re- verse the parable and sew old cloth into new a process necessarily suicidal.
6. THE TEST OF THE STATE.
If we are agreed as to this point, we may be ready to accept the conclusion that the structure of society reflects the structure of the will in so far as it represents the principle of unity and totality. But it may be felt that the main problem has hitherto remained untouched. In considering the will of the individual..., we were carried from the reference to particular interests or universes to the idea of a universe which includes them and stands for the perfection or completeness of individual human life. In considering will in society, we have in like manner been carried from the idea of organization of individuals for the realization of a particular interest or group of interests to the idea of an organization that includes and guarantees the harmony of the whole as one system. We have con- tended that there is a general or social will in any sense just in so far as the will identifies itself consciously or unconsciously with the interests and purposes for which the different forms of organization exist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
") 90 SOCIAL PURPOSE perpetuation of it in a form already outworn is to re- verse the parable and sew old cloth into new a process necessarily suicidal.
6. THE TEST OF THE STATE.
If we are agreed as to this point, we may be ready to accept the conclusion that the structure of society reflects the structure of the will in so far as it represents the principle of unity and totality. But it may be felt that the main problem has hitherto remained untouched. In considering the will of the individual..., we were carried from the reference to particular interests or universes to the idea of a universe which includes them and stands for the perfection or completeness of individual human life. In considering will in society, we have in like manner been carried from the idea of organization of individuals for the realization of a particular interest or group of interests to the idea of an organization that includes and guarantees the harmony of the whole as one system. We have con- tended that there is a general or social will in any sense just in so far as the will identifies itself consciously or unconsciously with the interests and purposes for which the different forms of organization exist.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hector James Wright Hetherington to read onlineMoreLess
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