Brieux And Contemporary French Society
Brieux And Contemporary French Society
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-H. Rosny, though feeling deep compassion for these poor, does not hold society responsible for their sufferings. He seems to regard wealth as a greater misfortune than pov- erty. Edouard Quet, on the other hand, lays the blame squarely upon the present social order and the wealthy, whom, as he implies, it favours at the expense of the poor.
Rosny 's conception of the legitimate dignity of charitable work and workers is developed in V Imperieuse Bonte {Self -Willed Ki?idliness, 1894).^ The cent...ral character is Dargelle, a harsh but generous millionaire who purposes to let himself ^ Rosny rejects the Russian apostle's doctrine of humility and renunciation, declaring that pride and genius can develop their activity as profitably in altruism as in science or art. His types are aggressive persons conscious of their dignity, at times even haughty.
Charity and Industrial Beneficence 195 be swindled as little as possible by the pseudo- poor. His capable secretary, Fougeraye, investi- gates each case personally, but always refrains from humiliating the mendicant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-H. Rosny, though feeling deep compassion for these poor, does not hold society responsible for their sufferings. He seems to regard wealth as a greater misfortune than pov- erty. Edouard Quet, on the other hand, lays the blame squarely upon the present social order and the wealthy, whom, as he implies, it favours at the expense of the poor.
Rosny 's conception of the legitimate dignity of charitable work and workers is developed in V Imperieuse Bonte {Self -Willed Ki?idliness, 1894).^ The cent...ral character is Dargelle, a harsh but generous millionaire who purposes to let himself ^ Rosny rejects the Russian apostle's doctrine of humility and renunciation, declaring that pride and genius can develop their activity as profitably in altruism as in science or art. His types are aggressive persons conscious of their dignity, at times even haughty.
Charity and Industrial Beneficence 195 be swindled as little as possible by the pseudo- poor. His capable secretary, Fougeraye, investi- gates each case personally, but always refrains from humiliating the mendicant.
What to read after Brieux And Contemporary French Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William H 1876 Scheifley to read onlineMoreLess
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