Kafir Socialism And the Dawn of Individualism; An Introduction to the Study of the Native Problem
Kafir Socialism And the Dawn of Individualism; An Introduction to the Study of the Native Problem
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Bryce's party would never listen to. The plan would lead to endless heart-burnings amongst the white men who were denied a privilege granted to some of the natives. Such men would never consent to remain voiceless and voteless when some Kafirs, centuries behind them in imaginative grasp of world-problems, were allowed to propose, or vote on, a policy that might be destructive of civilisation. But apart from such considerations, even those who think Mr. Bryce wise in placing school-boys — for th...at is what educated Kafirs are at the best — on the engine of South African progress, must admit that the policy is what medical men call an heroic remedy. Moreover, such a proposal cannot be regarded for one moment, even in theory, as a final solution of the problem; for by intro- ducing arbitrary tests and standards it is lacking in all the essential elements of permanence, and is, at the best, heroic though it be, a mere palliative designed to give relief to one symptom of the trouble. It must fail to solve the problem, if for no other reason, because the politically excited Kafirs would not rest content with 130 KAFIR SOCIALISM the sweet reasonableness expected by the philosophical Englishman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bryce's party would never listen to. The plan would lead to endless heart-burnings amongst the white men who were denied a privilege granted to some of the natives. Such men would never consent to remain voiceless and voteless when some Kafirs, centuries behind them in imaginative grasp of world-problems, were allowed to propose, or vote on, a policy that might be destructive of civilisation. But apart from such considerations, even those who think Mr. Bryce wise in placing school-boys — for th...at is what educated Kafirs are at the best — on the engine of South African progress, must admit that the policy is what medical men call an heroic remedy. Moreover, such a proposal cannot be regarded for one moment, even in theory, as a final solution of the problem; for by intro- ducing arbitrary tests and standards it is lacking in all the essential elements of permanence, and is, at the best, heroic though it be, a mere palliative designed to give relief to one symptom of the trouble. It must fail to solve the problem, if for no other reason, because the politically excited Kafirs would not rest content with 130 KAFIR SOCIALISM the sweet reasonableness expected by the philosophical Englishman.
What to read after Kafir Socialism And the Dawn of Individualism; An Introduction to the Study of the Native Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley Kidd to read onlineMoreLess
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