Psychology And Social Practice
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Values do not cease to be values when they are minutely and accurately measured. Acts are not destroyed when their operative machinery is made manifest. The statement of the dis- parity of mechanism and actual life, be it never so true, solves no problem. It is no distinction that may be used off-hand to decide the ques- tion of the relation of psychology to any form of practice. It is a valuable and necessary distinction ; but it is only preliminary. The purport of our discussion has, indeed, ...led us strongly to suspect any ideal which exists purely at large, out of relation to machinery of execution, and equally a machinery that operates in no particular direction.
The proposition that a description and explanation of stones, iron, and mortar, as an absolutely necessary causal nexus of mechani- cal conditions, makes the results of physical science unavailable for purposes of practical life, would hardly receive attention today. Every sky-scraper, every railway bridge, is a refutation, compared with which oceans of talk are futile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Values do not cease to be values when they are minutely and accurately measured. Acts are not destroyed when their operative machinery is made manifest. The statement of the dis- parity of mechanism and actual life, be it never so true, solves no problem. It is no distinction that may be used off-hand to decide the ques- tion of the relation of psychology to any form of practice. It is a valuable and necessary distinction ; but it is only preliminary. The purport of our discussion has, indeed, ...led us strongly to suspect any ideal which exists purely at large, out of relation to machinery of execution, and equally a machinery that operates in no particular direction.
The proposition that a description and explanation of stones, iron, and mortar, as an absolutely necessary causal nexus of mechani- cal conditions, makes the results of physical science unavailable for purposes of practical life, would hardly receive attention today. Every sky-scraper, every railway bridge, is a refutation, compared with which oceans of talk are futile.
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