Problems of Conduct
Problems of Conduct
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On the other hand, weare confronted by the incalculable evils which unrestrained lustproduces, and forced to admit the imperious necessity of some strictlyrepressive code. To many, the gravest dangers in life lie here; thesex instinct is the great rebel, promising a glorious liberty, a meltingof the barriers between human bodies and souls, an ecstasy of mutualhappiness that nothing else can offer. Yet beyond these transientexcitements lie the saddest tragedies-disease and suffering, unwishedchi...ldbirth, heartbreak and death. Desire sings a siren music in ourears; but the bones of those who have surrendered to the song liebleaching on the rocks. These sweet anticipations presage sorrow andruin; there is no heavier sight than to see happy, heedless youth caughtby the lure of this strange, mysterious thrill and drifting to theirdestruction-"As a bird hasteth to the snare, And know not that it isfor his life. " So much is at stake here that we must be more thanordinarily sure that we are not biased, that we are not binding ourselvesby needless restrictions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, weare confronted by the incalculable evils which unrestrained lustproduces, and forced to admit the imperious necessity of some strictlyrepressive code. To many, the gravest dangers in life lie here; thesex instinct is the great rebel, promising a glorious liberty, a meltingof the barriers between human bodies and souls, an ecstasy of mutualhappiness that nothing else can offer. Yet beyond these transientexcitements lie the saddest tragedies-disease and suffering, unwishedchi...ldbirth, heartbreak and death. Desire sings a siren music in ourears; but the bones of those who have surrendered to the song liebleaching on the rocks. These sweet anticipations presage sorrow andruin; there is no heavier sight than to see happy, heedless youth caughtby the lure of this strange, mysterious thrill and drifting to theirdestruction-"As a bird hasteth to the snare, And know not that it isfor his life. " So much is at stake here that we must be more thanordinarily sure that we are not biased, that we are not binding ourselvesby needless restrictions.
What to read after Problems of Conduct?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drake, Durant, 1878-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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