Edward Carpenter His Ideas And Ideals
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There is no writer who pleads more strongly or consistently for the recognition of self-hood. His own self-respect has taken on imperial proportions, and he has practically 1 " Prisons, Police, and Punishment, " pp. 93-4.
MORALS AND MANNERS 101 become a law unto himself. He dwells securely above the " ever- vary ing climate of our moods. " His austere strength is so perfectly balanced, and his outlook is so wide and penetrating, that he can hardly miss being complacent in the best sense and mor...ally assured.
To Carpenter, Self is the most sacred of all things. It is not a thing to be denied and starved and baulked, but to be cultivated and developed in every direction. Meantime, Society makes laws which it thinks, or pretends to think, is for the common- weal. In reality, many of these laws, ' as Carpenter clearly shows, are often cowardly tyrannies that tend to kill all origin- ality and genius in the individual, curbing all initiative, and often making him hypocritical and commonplace for fear of vexing others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no writer who pleads more strongly or consistently for the recognition of self-hood. His own self-respect has taken on imperial proportions, and he has practically 1 " Prisons, Police, and Punishment, " pp. 93-4.
MORALS AND MANNERS 101 become a law unto himself. He dwells securely above the " ever- vary ing climate of our moods. " His austere strength is so perfectly balanced, and his outlook is so wide and penetrating, that he can hardly miss being complacent in the best sense and mor...ally assured.
To Carpenter, Self is the most sacred of all things. It is not a thing to be denied and starved and baulked, but to be cultivated and developed in every direction. Meantime, Society makes laws which it thinks, or pretends to think, is for the common- weal. In reality, many of these laws, ' as Carpenter clearly shows, are often cowardly tyrannies that tend to kill all origin- ality and genius in the individual, curbing all initiative, and often making him hypocritical and commonplace for fear of vexing others.
What to read after Edward Carpenter His Ideas And Ideals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H Moncur Sime to read onlineMoreLess
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