Social Environment
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To be sure, mankind is as yet close to the brute, his earthy chrysalis still clings to him, his systems are limited and imperfect; but the spirit within him and the creative ideals which are urging him on point to an eventual world- society progressively interpenetrating nature by a knowledge of its laws.
4. Human Nature and the Social Heritage The biological basis of human society is, then, not a matter of fixed instincts, but of 66 Social Environment extreme plasticity, of power of imitation ...and suggestion, and of capacity for developing and transmitting ideas. As the prehuman came to the human stage it was as if the mind which at first appeared as form and instinct rather than as rational consciousness rose into shapes that could disembody themselves at will. Ideas which had been things of flesh became free spirit, to live and grow from age to age in the souls of successive generations of men, and to leap the barriers of time, continent, and race. Primitive man poetically grasped the truth of the human soul when he thought of it as some- thing passing like a dream =hape from the body and finding lodgment in other bodies, or when he felt the living presence of departed an- cestors with him in his struggles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be sure, mankind is as yet close to the brute, his earthy chrysalis still clings to him, his systems are limited and imperfect; but the spirit within him and the creative ideals which are urging him on point to an eventual world- society progressively interpenetrating nature by a knowledge of its laws.
4. Human Nature and the Social Heritage The biological basis of human society is, then, not a matter of fixed instincts, but of 66 Social Environment extreme plasticity, of power of imitation ...and suggestion, and of capacity for developing and transmitting ideas. As the prehuman came to the human stage it was as if the mind which at first appeared as form and instinct rather than as rational consciousness rose into shapes that could disembody themselves at will. Ideas which had been things of flesh became free spirit, to live and grow from age to age in the souls of successive generations of men, and to leap the barriers of time, continent, and race. Primitive man poetically grasped the truth of the human soul when he thought of it as some- thing passing like a dream =hape from the body and finding lodgment in other bodies, or when he felt the living presence of departed an- cestors with him in his struggles.
What to read after Social Environment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Reginald Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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