Civics: As Applied Sociology
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The patriarch in his venerable age, the caravaneer in his nomadic andexploring youth, his disciplined maturity, thus naturally develop asdifferent types of chief and leader; and it is therefore not until thisstage, when all is ready for the entry of Abraham or Job, of Mohammedthe camel-driver, or Paul the tent-maker, that any real controversy canarise between the determinist and his opponent, between the democraticand the great-man theories of history, towards which these respectivelyincline. [...6] And at that stage, may not the controversy stimulate afruitful analysis? After all, what is the claim of free-will but toselect among the factors afforded by a given set of circumstances? Andthe utmost stretch of determinism to which geography and civics may leadus obviously cannot prove the negative of this. But whether thepsychologic origins of new ideals be internal to the mind of genius, orimparted by some external source, is a matter obviously beyond the scopeof either the geographer or the historian of civics to settle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The patriarch in his venerable age, the caravaneer in his nomadic andexploring youth, his disciplined maturity, thus naturally develop asdifferent types of chief and leader; and it is therefore not until thisstage, when all is ready for the entry of Abraham or Job, of Mohammedthe camel-driver, or Paul the tent-maker, that any real controversy canarise between the determinist and his opponent, between the democraticand the great-man theories of history, towards which these respectivelyincline. [...6] And at that stage, may not the controversy stimulate afruitful analysis? After all, what is the claim of free-will but toselect among the factors afforded by a given set of circumstances? Andthe utmost stretch of determinism to which geography and civics may leadus obviously cannot prove the negative of this. But whether thepsychologic origins of new ideals be internal to the mind of genius, orimparted by some external source, is a matter obviously beyond the scopeof either the geographer or the historian of civics to settle.
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