The Open Court 31, No.737
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611 More's state was definitely ov to'ttos. It was a brilliant suggestive example of what could be done if men had the courage to initiate revolutionary changes. The secret of his work lay in the emphasis it placed upon the need for change if men desired social evolution.
To show what he was aiming at More made changes and revealed the influence they had on civilization. He did not make his sugges- tions as though they were the only changes possible or desirable.
They were examples of how refor...ms would work, and the benefits that would accrue to civilization by the policy of change.
Some of the thinkers of the time saw the point that More was laboring to present and they followed his lead. That is the reason for the rapid advance of social reforms during the next few genera- tions. The Utopia did a great work by teaching men to think on social questions. And that is where we must still look for its value.
Even though many of its ideals are fanciful, not all of them are meaningless to the world even in the twentieth century.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
611 More's state was definitely ov to'ttos. It was a brilliant suggestive example of what could be done if men had the courage to initiate revolutionary changes. The secret of his work lay in the emphasis it placed upon the need for change if men desired social evolution.
To show what he was aiming at More made changes and revealed the influence they had on civilization. He did not make his sugges- tions as though they were the only changes possible or desirable.
They were examples of how refor...ms would work, and the benefits that would accrue to civilization by the policy of change.
Some of the thinkers of the time saw the point that More was laboring to present and they followed his lead. That is the reason for the rapid advance of social reforms during the next few genera- tions. The Utopia did a great work by teaching men to think on social questions. And that is where we must still look for its value.
Even though many of its ideals are fanciful, not all of them are meaningless to the world even in the twentieth century.
What to read after The Open Court 31, No.737?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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