A Study of Ethical Principles
A Study of Ethical Principles
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But while the life of virtue is always individual, it is never merely individual : to be personal, it must be social. If in one sense eacli lives a separate life, yet in another sense " no man liveth unto himself. " A common personality is to be realised in each, and in infinite ways the life of each is bound up with that of all. Only, the individual must never lose himself in the life of others. As a person, he is an end in himself, and has an infinite worth. He has a destiny, to be wrought ou...t for himself ; the destiny of society is the destiny of its individual members. The ' progress of the race ' is, after all, the progress of the individual. The ethical end is personal, first and last. As the individual apart from society is an unreal ab- straction, so is society apart from the individual. The ethical unit is the person.
Thus we can see that there is no necessary antagonism between individualism, truly understood, and socialism, truly understood. Nay, the true socialism is the true individualism, the discovery and the development of the person in the individual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But while the life of virtue is always individual, it is never merely individual : to be personal, it must be social. If in one sense eacli lives a separate life, yet in another sense " no man liveth unto himself. " A common personality is to be realised in each, and in infinite ways the life of each is bound up with that of all. Only, the individual must never lose himself in the life of others. As a person, he is an end in himself, and has an infinite worth. He has a destiny, to be wrought ou...t for himself ; the destiny of society is the destiny of its individual members. The ' progress of the race ' is, after all, the progress of the individual. The ethical end is personal, first and last. As the individual apart from society is an unreal ab- straction, so is society apart from the individual. The ethical unit is the person.
Thus we can see that there is no necessary antagonism between individualism, truly understood, and socialism, truly understood. Nay, the true socialism is the true individualism, the discovery and the development of the person in the individual.
What to read after A Study of Ethical Principles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Seth to read onlineMoreLess
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