Education for Democracy
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Clearly this is true of industrial democracy, and political democ- racy would almost surely be followed by indus- trial. Both the radical and the conservative are astray on fundamentals. Neither has the correct viewpoint, and both are biased by class conscious- ness. This is largely because both alike have practically left out of consideration the subject of education and its vital importance in the evolu- tion of democracy. The ultra-conservative resents what he considers an encroachment upon ...his prerogatives and he knows intuitively that the rumbling of discontent presages an upheaval destined to be of far-reaching significance in its effect upon the social order. The radical glares with violent hatred at the possessor of leisure, opulence, and social prestige. These are types and each is superficially light because they are both fundamentally wrong. They are right in the sense that they are what they inevitably must be. Their attitude is ludicrous and at the same time tragic. Furthermore it is fraught with danger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clearly this is true of industrial democracy, and political democ- racy would almost surely be followed by indus- trial. Both the radical and the conservative are astray on fundamentals. Neither has the correct viewpoint, and both are biased by class conscious- ness. This is largely because both alike have practically left out of consideration the subject of education and its vital importance in the evolu- tion of democracy. The ultra-conservative resents what he considers an encroachment upon ...his prerogatives and he knows intuitively that the rumbling of discontent presages an upheaval destined to be of far-reaching significance in its effect upon the social order. The radical glares with violent hatred at the possessor of leisure, opulence, and social prestige. These are types and each is superficially light because they are both fundamentally wrong. They are right in the sense that they are what they inevitably must be. Their attitude is ludicrous and at the same time tragic. Furthermore it is fraught with danger.
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