Socialism And the Family
Socialism And the Family
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The artist should be extraordinarily attracted by Socialism. A mind habitually^ directed to beauty as an end must necessarily be exceptionally awake to the ugly conges- " tions of our contemporary civilization, to the prolific futile production of gawky, ill- .
mannered, jostling new things, to the shabby profit-seeking that ousts beauty from life and poisons every enterprise of man. And not only artistic work, but the better sort of v SOCIALISM AND THE FAMILY 19 scientific investigation, the b...etter sort of literary work, and every occupation that involves the persistent free use of thought, must bring the mind more and more towards the definite recognition of our social incoher- ence and waste. But this by no means exhausts the professions that ought to have a distinct bias for Socialism, The engineer, the architect, the mechanical inventor, the industrial organizer, and every sort of maker must be at one in their desire for emanci- pation from servitude to the promoter, the trader, the lawyer, and the forestaller, from the perpetually recurring obstruction of the claim of the private proprietor to every large and hopeful enterprise, and ready to respond to the immense creative element in the Socialist idea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The artist should be extraordinarily attracted by Socialism. A mind habitually^ directed to beauty as an end must necessarily be exceptionally awake to the ugly conges- " tions of our contemporary civilization, to the prolific futile production of gawky, ill- .
mannered, jostling new things, to the shabby profit-seeking that ousts beauty from life and poisons every enterprise of man. And not only artistic work, but the better sort of v SOCIALISM AND THE FAMILY 19 scientific investigation, the b...etter sort of literary work, and every occupation that involves the persistent free use of thought, must bring the mind more and more towards the definite recognition of our social incoher- ence and waste. But this by no means exhausts the professions that ought to have a distinct bias for Socialism, The engineer, the architect, the mechanical inventor, the industrial organizer, and every sort of maker must be at one in their desire for emanci- pation from servitude to the promoter, the trader, the lawyer, and the forestaller, from the perpetually recurring obstruction of the claim of the private proprietor to every large and hopeful enterprise, and ready to respond to the immense creative element in the Socialist idea.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H G Herbert George Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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