On Workmanship a Lecture
On Workmanship a Lecture
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Who lives labours, who labours not is dead, is as true of the simple organism as of the complex being. Indeed, it is perhaps not too much to say that the same holds good of what we sometimes call inanimate matter. That this is forgotten is because the ordi- nary idea of consciousness is incomplete. Yet consciousness must not only be conceded to every living thing we must realise that nothing is without some form of it. Attraction, cohesion, chemical affinity what are they all but modes of consc...ious- ness ? Once realise this, and the face of the world is changed for us. Trees and wild creatures become our blood-relations ; the earth, sky, and starry host parts of our body. We " see the universe in a grain of sand " and live " eternities in an hour. " The 22 progress of the day ; the cycle of the seasons ; The the congress of the stellar companies, each miracle of threading its way through others ; the birth the rose of new stars from the impacts of those speeding from the unimaginable deeps of space, all this complexity, vast as it is, we feel as a breath that comes and goes, as a pulse that keeps us and the world alive, as the rhythmic interchange which seems the very base of being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who lives labours, who labours not is dead, is as true of the simple organism as of the complex being. Indeed, it is perhaps not too much to say that the same holds good of what we sometimes call inanimate matter. That this is forgotten is because the ordi- nary idea of consciousness is incomplete. Yet consciousness must not only be conceded to every living thing we must realise that nothing is without some form of it. Attraction, cohesion, chemical affinity what are they all but modes of consc...ious- ness ? Once realise this, and the face of the world is changed for us. Trees and wild creatures become our blood-relations ; the earth, sky, and starry host parts of our body. We " see the universe in a grain of sand " and live " eternities in an hour. " The 22 progress of the day ; the cycle of the seasons ; The the congress of the stellar companies, each miracle of threading its way through others ; the birth the rose of new stars from the impacts of those speeding from the unimaginable deeps of space, all this complexity, vast as it is, we feel as a breath that comes and goes, as a pulse that keeps us and the world alive, as the rhythmic interchange which seems the very base of being.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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