The National Educational Association Its Organization And Functions
The National Educational Association Its Organization And Functions
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Hence his ability to collect within himself the results of others' lives is in- creased infinitely beyond that narrow line of hereditary descent ; for he can, through language, avail himself of the sense-perception of others far removed in time and space, making himself thereby a sort of omnipresence in space and time. Then, too, he can avail himself in like manner of the thoughts and reflections of his fellow-men, especially the thoughts and reflections of those most gifted minds that have don...e most to solve the problems of life and explain the anomalies of experience. More than this, too, he learns not only through their perceiving and by their thinking on what they perceive, but he learns by seeing their doing, and by the story of their doing, what (7) to do himself and what to refrain from doing. Thus, by language, the individual is enabled to live vicariously the life of the race, and to live his own life vicariously for others. Whatever one does, goes into the reservoir of. Human experience as something of value ; if it is a nega- tive deed, 'bringing with it its punishment, the knowledge of it renders unnecessary the repetition of its like by others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence his ability to collect within himself the results of others' lives is in- creased infinitely beyond that narrow line of hereditary descent ; for he can, through language, avail himself of the sense-perception of others far removed in time and space, making himself thereby a sort of omnipresence in space and time. Then, too, he can avail himself in like manner of the thoughts and reflections of his fellow-men, especially the thoughts and reflections of those most gifted minds that have don...e most to solve the problems of life and explain the anomalies of experience. More than this, too, he learns not only through their perceiving and by their thinking on what they perceive, but he learns by seeing their doing, and by the story of their doing, what (7) to do himself and what to refrain from doing. Thus, by language, the individual is enabled to live vicariously the life of the race, and to live his own life vicariously for others. Whatever one does, goes into the reservoir of. Human experience as something of value ; if it is a nega- tive deed, 'bringing with it its punishment, the knowledge of it renders unnecessary the repetition of its like by others.
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