Character And Social Structure the Psychology of Social Institutions
Character And Social Structure the Psychology of Social Institutions
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Of course, by supporting or failing to support the work, they can slow it up or speed it along. Atomic energy research, for example, had quite different settings in the United States and in Hitler Germany. Whereas President Roosevelt promptly responded to Einstein's letter in 1939 and was ready to set aside substantial funds and facilities. Hitler proved less available to the counsel of physicists who were of course unable to guarantee results within six months, as he demanded. Hitler operated ...in a context of "autarchy" and scarcity; Roosevelt, as far as resources for military requirements are concerned, in an economy of comparative abundance. In and of itself, the technological continuum is socially, eco- nomically, and morally blind; it is no Messiah; it has no other aim then to allow man to implement any given end he may have, with less physical effort in a shorter time. "Radio" can broadcast music or it can teach that the world is flat. But institutions are not blind. The institutional "market" for science takes up the discov- SOCIAL-HISTORICAL CHANGE ;^gy eries of science at various stages of the ongoing process of science, and turns them into commodities, weapons, and tools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, by supporting or failing to support the work, they can slow it up or speed it along. Atomic energy research, for example, had quite different settings in the United States and in Hitler Germany. Whereas President Roosevelt promptly responded to Einstein's letter in 1939 and was ready to set aside substantial funds and facilities. Hitler proved less available to the counsel of physicists who were of course unable to guarantee results within six months, as he demanded. Hitler operated ...in a context of "autarchy" and scarcity; Roosevelt, as far as resources for military requirements are concerned, in an economy of comparative abundance. In and of itself, the technological continuum is socially, eco- nomically, and morally blind; it is no Messiah; it has no other aim then to allow man to implement any given end he may have, with less physical effort in a shorter time. "Radio" can broadcast music or it can teach that the world is flat. But institutions are not blind. The institutional "market" for science takes up the discov- SOCIAL-HISTORICAL CHANGE ;^gy eries of science at various stages of the ongoing process of science, and turns them into commodities, weapons, and tools.
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