Phaedrus
Phaedrus
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Itis likely that in every thousand persons there is at least one who isfar above the average in natural capacity, but the seed which is in himdies for want of cultivation. It has never had any stimulus to grow, or any field in which to blossom and produce fruit. Here is a greatreservoir or treasure-house of human intelligence out of which newwaters may flow and cover the earth. If at any time the great men ofthe world should die out, and originality or genius appear to suffera partial eclipse, ...there is a boundless hope in the multitude ofintelligences for future generations. They may bring gifts to men suchas the world has never received before. They may begin at a higher pointand yet take with them all the results of the past. The co-operation ofmany may have effects not less striking, though different in characterfrom those which the creative genius of a single man, such as Bacon orNewton, formerly produced. There is also great hope to be derived, notmerely from the extension of education over a wider area, but from thecontinuance of it during many generations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itis likely that in every thousand persons there is at least one who isfar above the average in natural capacity, but the seed which is in himdies for want of cultivation. It has never had any stimulus to grow, or any field in which to blossom and produce fruit. Here is a greatreservoir or treasure-house of human intelligence out of which newwaters may flow and cover the earth. If at any time the great men ofthe world should die out, and originality or genius appear to suffera partial eclipse, ...there is a boundless hope in the multitude ofintelligences for future generations. They may bring gifts to men suchas the world has never received before. They may begin at a higher pointand yet take with them all the results of the past. The co-operation ofmany may have effects not less striking, though different in characterfrom those which the creative genius of a single man, such as Bacon orNewton, formerly produced. There is also great hope to be derived, notmerely from the extension of education over a wider area, but from thecontinuance of it during many generations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plato to read onlineMoreLess
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