John Ruskin Economist
John Ruskin Economist
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This, too, explains the passage from natural science to economics, which is the main idea of the present essay ; it is identical too with the passage from biology^ to sociology, proclaimed and investigated by Comte or Spencer; in all cases minds opened and disciplined by contact with this or that aspect of nature are betaking themselves to some kindred aspect of the supreme study of man. And thus the two economic reformers we have been discussing, Mr. Ingram and Mr. Ruskin, 24 yohn Rusk in.
wid...ely different though they may at first seem to us and to each other, are both closely akin. Both may well be unintelligible and useless to minds like those of the orthodox economist, the average journalist, and the " practical man, " a trio wont to suppose themselves in permanent possession of the science. These latter are, as we have seen, provided with metaphysical concep- tions of nature, of man, and of society, inherited from the Revolutionary and earlier periods, and " modern " by mere misadventure ; the two former (the one con- sciously, the other perhaps in many respects uncon- sciously) having rid themselves of these, and possessed themselves of some scientific ones, are in a state to attempt genuine construction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, too, explains the passage from natural science to economics, which is the main idea of the present essay ; it is identical too with the passage from biology^ to sociology, proclaimed and investigated by Comte or Spencer; in all cases minds opened and disciplined by contact with this or that aspect of nature are betaking themselves to some kindred aspect of the supreme study of man. And thus the two economic reformers we have been discussing, Mr. Ingram and Mr. Ruskin, 24 yohn Rusk in.
wid...ely different though they may at first seem to us and to each other, are both closely akin. Both may well be unintelligible and useless to minds like those of the orthodox economist, the average journalist, and the " practical man, " a trio wont to suppose themselves in permanent possession of the science. These latter are, as we have seen, provided with metaphysical concep- tions of nature, of man, and of society, inherited from the Revolutionary and earlier periods, and " modern " by mere misadventure ; the two former (the one con- sciously, the other perhaps in many respects uncon- sciously) having rid themselves of these, and possessed themselves of some scientific ones, are in a state to attempt genuine construction.
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