The Pall Mall Magazine
The Pall Mall Magazine
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As a rule his essays lack that power of abstract thinking which gives body to Hazlitt's. To think in the abstract was indeed not his metier. He saw things in the concrete, through individual images luminously objective. When he went on his " Inland Voyage" through French by- ways, he had no such reflections as befel the estimable Arthur Young. The wealth of nations is indifferent to him, statistics delight him not, nor sociology neither. The peasant proprietor draws from him no generalisa- tion... ; he paddJes his own canoe and thinks amiably of supper. He meets an im- pecunious vagrom actor, and all his latent Bohemianism swells in sympathy. The old munmier's cheerfulness reconciles him to life. Stevenson had, indeed, no philosophy of life except that it is worth living, and so he may claim to have avoided the fallacy which latet in generalibus. The concrete endures where philosophy fades. The same lack of general conceptions permeates his admirable novels. They are all amplified anecdotes, and all compact of those perils and adventures on which a sickly person naturally broods longingly, and he has set a whole school of disciples (with no such excuse of valetudinarianism) brooding on blood and writing in the reddest of ink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a rule his essays lack that power of abstract thinking which gives body to Hazlitt's. To think in the abstract was indeed not his metier. He saw things in the concrete, through individual images luminously objective. When he went on his " Inland Voyage" through French by- ways, he had no such reflections as befel the estimable Arthur Young. The wealth of nations is indifferent to him, statistics delight him not, nor sociology neither. The peasant proprietor draws from him no generalisa- tion... ; he paddJes his own canoe and thinks amiably of supper. He meets an im- pecunious vagrom actor, and all his latent Bohemianism swells in sympathy. The old munmier's cheerfulness reconciles him to life. Stevenson had, indeed, no philosophy of life except that it is worth living, and so he may claim to have avoided the fallacy which latet in generalibus. The concrete endures where philosophy fades. The same lack of general conceptions permeates his admirable novels. They are all amplified anecdotes, and all compact of those perils and adventures on which a sickly person naturally broods longingly, and he has set a whole school of disciples (with no such excuse of valetudinarianism) brooding on blood and writing in the reddest of ink.
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