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Germany, as we have seen, is not in the same position. When we arestripped we find no new stratum of culture growing up below thesurface; society is simply dissolved, and in its place we find themasses, of which the most hopeful thing we can say is that they are anordered body. Tradition has been torn in two. No--we have to buildfrom the foundations up. But whether we shall build according to thechanging needs of the seasons, according to the casual balance offorces, or according to an idea and... a symbol--that is the question!
Our current Socialism has no qualms about bringing new nations tobirth with the aid of a few simple apparatus and radical eliminations;it believes that the right spirit will soon enter in if onlyinstitutions are provided for it. It would be too severe to describethis way of thinking solely as contempt for or want of understandingof a spiritual mission. Socialism in its prevailing form arises indeedsimply from material or so-called "scientific" conceptions (as ifthere could be a science of ideal aims and values): but it has, thoughonly as a secondary object, annexed to itself the values of aspiritual faith--the latter are, as the language of the market has it, "thrown in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Germany, as we have seen, is not in the same position. When we arestripped we find no new stratum of culture growing up below thesurface; society is simply dissolved, and in its place we find themasses, of which the most hopeful thing we can say is that they are anordered body. Tradition has been torn in two. No--we have to buildfrom the foundations up. But whether we shall build according to thechanging needs of the seasons, according to the casual balance offorces, or according to an idea and... a symbol--that is the question!
Our current Socialism has no qualms about bringing new nations tobirth with the aid of a few simple apparatus and radical eliminations;it believes that the right spirit will soon enter in if onlyinstitutions are provided for it. It would be too severe to describethis way of thinking solely as contempt for or want of understandingof a spiritual mission. Socialism in its prevailing form arises indeedsimply from material or so-called "scientific" conceptions (as ifthere could be a science of ideal aims and values): but it has, thoughonly as a secondary object, annexed to itself the values of aspiritual faith--the latter are, as the language of the market has it, "thrown in.
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