Sociology the Science of Human Society volume 2
Sociology the Science of Human Society volume 2
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One can do the best social service in solitude, another in the family, a third in business, and a fourth in a profession or some public career. Every legitimate calling can tend to the same end, social perfec- tion. The peculiarity of one's individuality may be his best contribution to society. But it must be contributed to become a social factor. The man whose subjectivity does not become an objective reality gives nothing to society and has no social existence. It is a social axiom : he who d...oes nothing to society does not exist for society.
368. This bare outline of the social ideal will at least serve to call attention to the subject and to remove some errors respecting its nature. It has not its birth in the idealistic philosophy which characterised German meta- physics at the beginning of the nineteenth century, nor is it introduced as an element foreign to society from any other source. This ideal simply means that society 236 Sociology realises itself. It is, therefore, not in conflict with the realistic tendency of the age, but calls attention to a neglected phase of reality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One can do the best social service in solitude, another in the family, a third in business, and a fourth in a profession or some public career. Every legitimate calling can tend to the same end, social perfec- tion. The peculiarity of one's individuality may be his best contribution to society. But it must be contributed to become a social factor. The man whose subjectivity does not become an objective reality gives nothing to society and has no social existence. It is a social axiom : he who d...oes nothing to society does not exist for society.
368. This bare outline of the social ideal will at least serve to call attention to the subject and to remove some errors respecting its nature. It has not its birth in the idealistic philosophy which characterised German meta- physics at the beginning of the nineteenth century, nor is it introduced as an element foreign to society from any other source. This ideal simply means that society 236 Sociology realises itself. It is, therefore, not in conflict with the realistic tendency of the age, but calls attention to a neglected phase of reality.
What to read after Sociology the Science of Human Society volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H W John Henry Wilbrandt Stuckenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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