Collected Prose
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But shall we not consider whether it would be possible to establish our discussion on a surer basis, and try to discover, not perhaps what the ideal man is, but at least what our ideal of a man is? We can at all events eliminate the elements which displease one or other of us. And if we do come to some more or less definite agreement on the subject, we shall hope that there may be many other sensible people in the wide world who would concur with our conclusions if they were here with us to-nig...ht.
We have already laid down one postulate, that we do not want to train our people to be miserable. We will lay down another, that we are not going to train THE AIM OF EDUCATION in our boys as candidates for any one of the various official paradises occupied by members of the rival sects. Is then the ideal of happiness enough? For if any one were to object that to train people to be happy would be to train them to be unpleasant, selfish, useless, and ignorant, we should reply that their notions of pleasure are ridiculous and limited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But shall we not consider whether it would be possible to establish our discussion on a surer basis, and try to discover, not perhaps what the ideal man is, but at least what our ideal of a man is? We can at all events eliminate the elements which displease one or other of us. And if we do come to some more or less definite agreement on the subject, we shall hope that there may be many other sensible people in the wide world who would concur with our conclusions if they were here with us to-nig...ht.
We have already laid down one postulate, that we do not want to train our people to be miserable. We will lay down another, that we are not going to train THE AIM OF EDUCATION in our boys as candidates for any one of the various official paradises occupied by members of the rival sects. Is then the ideal of happiness enough? For if any one were to object that to train people to be happy would be to train them to be unpleasant, selfish, useless, and ignorant, we should reply that their notions of pleasure are ridiculous and limited.
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