An Open Letter to the Nation With Regard to a Peace Plan
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We are the slaves of the names of things.
Consider what it would mean to have our war secretaries, with our army and its officers, committed definitely, publicly and by name, to our national ideal of peace; to give them the benefit and stimulus of a public expectancy in accordance with the public ideal, thus to utilize for our ideals instead of for our aversions that mental law which constrains men to express the name by which they are called.
The power of suggestion is too well known to requir...e comment here. School-boys know that the public can be definitely and effectively psychologized for an idea by giving the idea a name and giving the name publicity. The army and the government of our country can be turned into construc- tive and positive, instead of negative agents for peace, if the nation will revise the name of one of its institutions to accord with the present functions of that institution.
TO THE NATION 21 WAR AND THE AVERAGE MAN There is widespread doubt, amongst average men, of the usefulness of the army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are the slaves of the names of things.
Consider what it would mean to have our war secretaries, with our army and its officers, committed definitely, publicly and by name, to our national ideal of peace; to give them the benefit and stimulus of a public expectancy in accordance with the public ideal, thus to utilize for our ideals instead of for our aversions that mental law which constrains men to express the name by which they are called.
The power of suggestion is too well known to requir...e comment here. School-boys know that the public can be definitely and effectively psychologized for an idea by giving the idea a name and giving the name publicity. The army and the government of our country can be turned into construc- tive and positive, instead of negative agents for peace, if the nation will revise the name of one of its institutions to accord with the present functions of that institution.
TO THE NATION 21 WAR AND THE AVERAGE MAN There is widespread doubt, amongst average men, of the usefulness of the army.
What to read after An Open Letter to the Nation With Regard to a Peace Plan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Howard Kehler to read onlineMoreLess
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