Untimely Papers
Untimely Papers
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There is nothing invidious in the use of the term, "herd, " in connection with the State. It is merely an attempt to reduce closer to first prin- ciples the nature of this institution in the shadow of which we all live, move and have our being. Ethnologists are generally agreed that human so- ciety made its first appearance as the human pack and not as a collection of individuals or of couples. The herd is in fact the original unit, and only as it was differentiated did personal individuality d...evelop. All the most primitive surviving tribes of men are shown to live in a very complex but very rigid social organization where opportunity for individuation is scarcely given. These tribes remain strictly organized herds, and the difference ^between them and the modern State is one of de- gree of sophistication and variety of organization, and not of kind.
Psychologists recognize the gregarious impulse as one of the strongest primitive pulls which keeps together the herds of the different species of higher animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is nothing invidious in the use of the term, "herd, " in connection with the State. It is merely an attempt to reduce closer to first prin- ciples the nature of this institution in the shadow of which we all live, move and have our being. Ethnologists are generally agreed that human so- ciety made its first appearance as the human pack and not as a collection of individuals or of couples. The herd is in fact the original unit, and only as it was differentiated did personal individuality d...evelop. All the most primitive surviving tribes of men are shown to live in a very complex but very rigid social organization where opportunity for individuation is scarcely given. These tribes remain strictly organized herds, and the difference ^between them and the modern State is one of de- gree of sophistication and variety of organization, and not of kind.
Psychologists recognize the gregarious impulse as one of the strongest primitive pulls which keeps together the herds of the different species of higher animals.
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