The Superstition Called Socialism
The Superstition Called Socialism
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The reader will naturally ask what kind of men are they who have been concerned in the hatching of such a scheme ? I should judge Mr. Blatchford himself, from what I can gather from his writings, to be a man of lovable character, with wide sympathies and keen powers of observation. And he can express his thoughts in terse, forcible, and often beauti- ful language. He also possesses, in a wonderful degree, the faculty of persuading himself of the truth of anything that he wants to believe, howev...er absurd it may be, even though it may 117 The Superstition called Socialism be obvious to any one possessed of ordinary- reasoning powers that it is in absolute contra- diction to something else which he already holds to be true. He can make himself feel absolutely certain that two contradictory state- ments are true, and there can be, I think, little or no doubt that it is on the basis of two abso- lutely incompatible views, both of which he sincerely holds, that he has persuaded himself into regarding this poetic dream of Morris as a practicable scheme of human life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reader will naturally ask what kind of men are they who have been concerned in the hatching of such a scheme ? I should judge Mr. Blatchford himself, from what I can gather from his writings, to be a man of lovable character, with wide sympathies and keen powers of observation. And he can express his thoughts in terse, forcible, and often beauti- ful language. He also possesses, in a wonderful degree, the faculty of persuading himself of the truth of anything that he wants to believe, howev...er absurd it may be, even though it may 117 The Superstition called Socialism be obvious to any one possessed of ordinary- reasoning powers that it is in absolute contra- diction to something else which he already holds to be true. He can make himself feel absolutely certain that two contradictory state- ments are true, and there can be, I think, little or no doubt that it is on the basis of two abso- lutely incompatible views, both of which he sincerely holds, that he has persuaded himself into regarding this poetic dream of Morris as a practicable scheme of human life.
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