The Origin And Nature of Man
The Origin And Nature of Man
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" If we believe that an object is merely the product of blind force, it can never have any meaning for us, and we shall not see its archetypal idea. We INTUITION. 207 must study it as a work of design, and must long to be instructed by the designer. Thus our minds become attuned to sympathy with the mind of the designer, so that the mysterious spiritual atmosphere may convey some impulse to awaken the corresponding thought in us; and a fundamental unison having been established, a progressive a...ccordance may proclaim the harmonious succession of ideas involved in the construction of the work.
In order that we may understand the work of an architect it is obvious that his mind must be similarly constituted to our own, and that he should be willing to teach us ; otherwise, he might construct something so mysteriously complicated that we could not discover any evidence of his design or workmanship, and might fancy the whole organic body to be an inorganic mass. He may be expected to perform the work so that his children may sympathise with his ideas, and may learn to become architects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If we believe that an object is merely the product of blind force, it can never have any meaning for us, and we shall not see its archetypal idea. We INTUITION. 207 must study it as a work of design, and must long to be instructed by the designer. Thus our minds become attuned to sympathy with the mind of the designer, so that the mysterious spiritual atmosphere may convey some impulse to awaken the corresponding thought in us; and a fundamental unison having been established, a progressive a...ccordance may proclaim the harmonious succession of ideas involved in the construction of the work.
In order that we may understand the work of an architect it is obvious that his mind must be similarly constituted to our own, and that he should be willing to teach us ; otherwise, he might construct something so mysteriously complicated that we could not discover any evidence of his design or workmanship, and might fancy the whole organic body to be an inorganic mass. He may be expected to perform the work so that his children may sympathise with his ideas, and may learn to become architects.
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