More Japonico a Critique of the Effect of An Idea Communityism On the Life An
More Japonico a Critique of the Effect of An Idea Communityism On the Life An
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This law has been beautifully expounded by Professor Fiske * in his theory of the evolution of mind which separates man from brute. Comte has remarked in the history of civilization the gradual substitution of altruism for egoism. Fiyke, basing the first tendencies to sociality on the lengthening infancy of early simian man and hence the necessity of parental care, shows that this increased sociality binding interest within the community must reach a point at which all indivi- dualism within th...e community ceases. This means that communal stagnation such as is exemplified in the eastern State. And this has been the fate of every people except those Aryan races which succeeded in retaining enough of their communal interests to enable them to act efficiently against outsiders, but in developing their individuality so as to ensure a continuous and steady progress of the individuals within those communities. In other terms, what has ensured progress and the evolution of our modern State has been the instinct of social self-preservation, which in the aggregate has been too strong for the selfishness of the individual who would let the world come to an end in say a hundred years provided he and his immediate descendants had a comfortable enough time of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This law has been beautifully expounded by Professor Fiske * in his theory of the evolution of mind which separates man from brute. Comte has remarked in the history of civilization the gradual substitution of altruism for egoism. Fiyke, basing the first tendencies to sociality on the lengthening infancy of early simian man and hence the necessity of parental care, shows that this increased sociality binding interest within the community must reach a point at which all indivi- dualism within th...e community ceases. This means that communal stagnation such as is exemplified in the eastern State. And this has been the fate of every people except those Aryan races which succeeded in retaining enough of their communal interests to enable them to act efficiently against outsiders, but in developing their individuality so as to ensure a continuous and steady progress of the individuals within those communities. In other terms, what has ensured progress and the evolution of our modern State has been the instinct of social self-preservation, which in the aggregate has been too strong for the selfishness of the individual who would let the world come to an end in say a hundred years provided he and his immediate descendants had a comfortable enough time of it.
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