Roosevelt As Analyzed By the New Psychology
Roosevelt As Analyzed By the New Psychology
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this time, it will be remem- bered, he was discouraging his friends from undertaking any aggressive move- ment to secure his nomination, and. At the same time, according to his own statement, he had expressed himself over and over again to his friends that he would accept the nomination " If it were k- offered to him. " These apparently con- J ilicting attitudes of mind are easih in- telligible on the principles T have 'been, explaining. He was ready to " accept If V nominated " because, hav...ing interpreted f his promise of 19u4 in accoraam his subconscious wish, the repress- g "force of his conscious censor had been 1 -gelv withdrawn, and the subconscious ish came to the surface and v as toler- 5 d . >nd he now admitted to himself that oesired the Presidency and would take if offered .. , er certain conditions in his conscious- ness to his willingness, owing to the fact that all the moral objections were not vet eliminated. He had got rid, as we have seen, of the main difficulty— tne Df 1904; there remained, however, another difficulty— the disloyalty to Mr Taft This he knew would be resented by the public, if it were believed lhai he was definitely plotting and attempting to secure, on h Presidency for hi people ild be ight be j Id f'or md dmself.
What to read after Roosevelt As Analyzed By the New Psychology?
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