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For the free individual in the midst of a vertebrate species, for example, the word is meaningless. There is neither cohesion, community, nor subordination of function here. Absolute independence is its charac- teristic. But a relative or psychical solidarity result- ing from sympathies, needs, or common interests, may be established. Exchange of service is the first stage. If the exchange is repeated and has grown habitual, if it is premeditated, if something is offered for the general use wit...h a view to deriving profit from it, the solidarity is increased, within set limits. Such is the origin of commercial societies and of all profes- sional associations. Society, so called, is the most advanced stage of solidarity; the sacrifices, the advantages, and the responsibilities, are divided. Yet the solidarity is even here not complete. Every indi- vidual has his reservations, and will not suffer himself to be stripped of all his freedom. The first distinc- tion to consider is that of a state of war or of peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the free individual in the midst of a vertebrate species, for example, the word is meaningless. There is neither cohesion, community, nor subordination of function here. Absolute independence is its charac- teristic. But a relative or psychical solidarity result- ing from sympathies, needs, or common interests, may be established. Exchange of service is the first stage. If the exchange is repeated and has grown habitual, if it is premeditated, if something is offered for the general use wit...h a view to deriving profit from it, the solidarity is increased, within set limits. Such is the origin of commercial societies and of all profes- sional associations. Society, so called, is the most advanced stage of solidarity; the sacrifices, the advantages, and the responsibilities, are divided. Yet the solidarity is even here not complete. Every indi- vidual has his reservations, and will not suffer himself to be stripped of all his freedom. The first distinc- tion to consider is that of a state of war or of peace.
What to read after Science And Faith Or Man As An Animal And Man As a Member of Society With a?
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