The Liberal College
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A mind is an activity which gath- ers up disconnected opinions, impulses, theories and brings them into order. Ideas, if they are within the same mind, have relations to one another, are responsible each to the other. They may not live in isolation, nor even in little separ- ate clusters. The mind whose they are, demands that they be one in spirit and in truth. This craving, this zest for unity is the very essence of a life of thought. Only so far as a man expresses it can he be said to live as... an individual mind at all. Without it or with little expression of it he is a bundle of things, a group, a mass, a welter of conscious processes. With it he is a human spirit. Just so it is with the thinking of a nation. If there are within it many separate streams of impulse, of -opinion, of prejudice, of information, of doubt, or of dogmatism; if these do not know each other; if they have not taken as a common hope the goal of mutual acquaintance and understanding, the nation has no mind. It is a group or many groups.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A mind is an activity which gath- ers up disconnected opinions, impulses, theories and brings them into order. Ideas, if they are within the same mind, have relations to one another, are responsible each to the other. They may not live in isolation, nor even in little separ- ate clusters. The mind whose they are, demands that they be one in spirit and in truth. This craving, this zest for unity is the very essence of a life of thought. Only so far as a man expresses it can he be said to live as... an individual mind at all. Without it or with little expression of it he is a bundle of things, a group, a mass, a welter of conscious processes. With it he is a human spirit. Just so it is with the thinking of a nation. If there are within it many separate streams of impulse, of -opinion, of prejudice, of information, of doubt, or of dogmatism; if these do not know each other; if they have not taken as a common hope the goal of mutual acquaintance and understanding, the nation has no mind. It is a group or many groups.
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