Problems of a New World
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But the appeal to national defence and to the punishment of outrages against humanity deeply stirred those latent instincts of_grega rious ness and sympathy which furnish the PTnr»t,jf|i;]{j1 c ontent s ^jofjdeals. Millions of men, to whom patriotism ST' any other " ism " had never presented itself for feehng or consideration, came to realize their country, the Empire, the cause of the Allies, as hve, real objects of reverence, ideals for which they were wiUing to fight and work and pay. So thi...s latent loyalty to ideals became actual. The contents of these ideals were vague and inchoate, but the passions were intense.
Here we strike the greatest of the perils which the experience of war-idealism discloses. The in- telHgent and emotional susceptibihty of the peoples in modern civilized countries has been educated up to that level which affords to interested traders in ideahsm dangerous opportunities of exploiting " the emotion of the ideal " for their private ends.
CHAPTER VI THE EXPLOITATION OF IDEALS The exploitation of the herd-instinct and herd- loyalty for selfish purposes is, of course, as old as man hinaself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the appeal to national defence and to the punishment of outrages against humanity deeply stirred those latent instincts of_grega rious ness and sympathy which furnish the PTnr»t,jf|i;]{j1 c ontent s ^jofjdeals. Millions of men, to whom patriotism ST' any other " ism " had never presented itself for feehng or consideration, came to realize their country, the Empire, the cause of the Allies, as hve, real objects of reverence, ideals for which they were wiUing to fight and work and pay. So thi...s latent loyalty to ideals became actual. The contents of these ideals were vague and inchoate, but the passions were intense.
Here we strike the greatest of the perils which the experience of war-idealism discloses. The in- telHgent and emotional susceptibihty of the peoples in modern civilized countries has been educated up to that level which affords to interested traders in ideahsm dangerous opportunities of exploiting " the emotion of the ideal " for their private ends.
CHAPTER VI THE EXPLOITATION OF IDEALS The exploitation of the herd-instinct and herd- loyalty for selfish purposes is, of course, as old as man hinaself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a John Atkinson Hobson to read onlineMoreLess
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