Seventy Years Among Savages
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Shaw was, of course, the outstanding figure of Fabianism, as he was bound to be of any movement in which he took permanent part ; but he was a great deal more than Fabian, he was humanitarian as well ; and it gives cause for reflection, as showing how much easier it is to change men's theories than their habits, that, while his influence on social and economic thought has been very marked, his followers in the practice of the Humanities have been few. It has been noticeable, too, how, in the ma...ny appreciations that have been written of Shaw, his humanitarianism has been almost entirely ignored, or passed over as an amiable eccen- tricity of a man of genius. Yet it is clear that if " G. B. S. , " who, during the past forty years, has done enough disinterested work to make the reputation of a score of philanthropists, is " not to be taken quite seriously, " there is no sense in taking any one seriously. A man is not less in earnest because he has a rich gift of humour or veils his truths in paradoxes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shaw was, of course, the outstanding figure of Fabianism, as he was bound to be of any movement in which he took permanent part ; but he was a great deal more than Fabian, he was humanitarian as well ; and it gives cause for reflection, as showing how much easier it is to change men's theories than their habits, that, while his influence on social and economic thought has been very marked, his followers in the practice of the Humanities have been few. It has been noticeable, too, how, in the ma...ny appreciations that have been written of Shaw, his humanitarianism has been almost entirely ignored, or passed over as an amiable eccen- tricity of a man of genius. Yet it is clear that if " G. B. S. , " who, during the past forty years, has done enough disinterested work to make the reputation of a score of philanthropists, is " not to be taken quite seriously, " there is no sense in taking any one seriously. A man is not less in earnest because he has a rich gift of humour or veils his truths in paradoxes.
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