Sociology, Its Simpler Teachings And Applications
Sociology, Its Simpler Teachings And Applications
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History is filled with illustrations of the ways in which social ethics may differentiate into class ethics, and how each class may possibly consider its standards more worthy of obedience than the com- * A French nobleman of the eighteenth century naively put the thought in this form: "God would hesitate a long time before he would damn a gentleman''; who presumably was free to commit crimes from which an ordinary man must refrain I 160 SOCIOLOGY mands of society as a whole, if these are voice...d through a rival but dominant class.
The question is still further complicated when indi- viduals in advance of then- age, or behind it, vigorously Individual- i^^^^t on their right to follow their own con- istic codes victions as to their rightful course of action, of morals, g^^j^^ ^ person may be bad or vicious, and insist on having his own will irrespective of general welfare; or he may be one who sees more clearly the trend of development, who abominates passing standards, and is willing to die fighting against them and for what he considers to be right; or he may be a "superman" rejoicing in his strength, trampling on the conventional, and determined to force his will on the community whether for weal or woe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
History is filled with illustrations of the ways in which social ethics may differentiate into class ethics, and how each class may possibly consider its standards more worthy of obedience than the com- * A French nobleman of the eighteenth century naively put the thought in this form: "God would hesitate a long time before he would damn a gentleman''; who presumably was free to commit crimes from which an ordinary man must refrain I 160 SOCIOLOGY mands of society as a whole, if these are voice...d through a rival but dominant class.
The question is still further complicated when indi- viduals in advance of then- age, or behind it, vigorously Individual- i^^^^t on their right to follow their own con- istic codes victions as to their rightful course of action, of morals, g^^j^^ ^ person may be bad or vicious, and insist on having his own will irrespective of general welfare; or he may be one who sees more clearly the trend of development, who abominates passing standards, and is willing to die fighting against them and for what he considers to be right; or he may be a "superman" rejoicing in his strength, trampling on the conventional, and determined to force his will on the community whether for weal or woe.
What to read after Sociology, Its Simpler Teachings And Applications?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Quayle Dealey to read onlineMoreLess
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