Sociology And Ethics the Facts of Social Life As the Source of Solutions for Th
Sociology And Ethics the Facts of Social Life As the Source of Solutions for Th
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The man who does not pause in the morning of every day, or at other stated times, to call to mind his chosen thoughts and aims, and who does not seek the environment that presents them to consciousness, but lets his attention be filled with what- ever chance suggests the morning paper, the chat at the club, the sights of the street, the routine of business, is like a farmer who lets his field be windsown, instead of selecting the seed; his ground will be covered with growths and will bear some ...flowers and a little fruit, but mainly weeds unless the winds blow to him over the well- tilled fields of neighbors. Such people may seem as respectable or as despicable as their surroundings, but are in either case equally devoid of self-determined per- sonality. In one environment they might be toughs or sneak thieves, slatterns or prostitutes, while in another they speak proper English, wear clean linen, and practice conventional morality. They are drifting derelicts, rotten hulks if environment so shape them, or with fresh paint and glittering brass by better fortune, but in either case without engine or steering gear, floating forever aimlessly or entering some harbor or crushed upon the rocks, as tide and wind determine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man who does not pause in the morning of every day, or at other stated times, to call to mind his chosen thoughts and aims, and who does not seek the environment that presents them to consciousness, but lets his attention be filled with what- ever chance suggests the morning paper, the chat at the club, the sights of the street, the routine of business, is like a farmer who lets his field be windsown, instead of selecting the seed; his ground will be covered with growths and will bear some ...flowers and a little fruit, but mainly weeds unless the winds blow to him over the well- tilled fields of neighbors. Such people may seem as respectable or as despicable as their surroundings, but are in either case equally devoid of self-determined per- sonality. In one environment they might be toughs or sneak thieves, slatterns or prostitutes, while in another they speak proper English, wear clean linen, and practice conventional morality. They are drifting derelicts, rotten hulks if environment so shape them, or with fresh paint and glittering brass by better fortune, but in either case without engine or steering gear, floating forever aimlessly or entering some harbor or crushed upon the rocks, as tide and wind determine.
What to read after Sociology And Ethics the Facts of Social Life As the Source of Solutions for Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes, Edward Cary, 1868-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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