Some Isms of to Day
Some Isms of to Day
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The time ' American prides himself on his practicality. The idealist is held to be the theorist, the dreamer, the visionary, the self- deluded crank.
It is the practical man that commands admiration in these days, more especially the man who is eminently successful by reason of his practicality. This is the age in The practlcal man which Wall Street rules, in which the Stock the favorite of to- Exchange is dictator over the minds of people, day ' in which the latest quotations on cotton, corn o...r iron, are 56 wider disseminated than quotations from the latest book, poem or sermon; in which the rise of the Leiters and the Sully s is louder heralded than the advent of a new star in the world of letters or art or religion; in which the goings and comings of the Carnegies and Schwabs are more minutely chronicled in' the public press than the sayings and doings of the world's educators and reformers. The exemplars set before youth are the Goulds and the Elkins, the men who started with nothing and died multi-millionaires; the ideals are no longer the heroes and martyrs who started poor and died worse than poor, died in the wilderness like Moses, or on the cross like Jesus, or on the scaffold like Rabbi Akiba, John Huss, Savanarola, Giordano Bruno.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The time ' American prides himself on his practicality. The idealist is held to be the theorist, the dreamer, the visionary, the self- deluded crank.
It is the practical man that commands admiration in these days, more especially the man who is eminently successful by reason of his practicality. This is the age in The practlcal man which Wall Street rules, in which the Stock the favorite of to- Exchange is dictator over the minds of people, day ' in which the latest quotations on cotton, corn o...r iron, are 56 wider disseminated than quotations from the latest book, poem or sermon; in which the rise of the Leiters and the Sully s is louder heralded than the advent of a new star in the world of letters or art or religion; in which the goings and comings of the Carnegies and Schwabs are more minutely chronicled in' the public press than the sayings and doings of the world's educators and reformers. The exemplars set before youth are the Goulds and the Elkins, the men who started with nothing and died multi-millionaires; the ideals are no longer the heroes and martyrs who started poor and died worse than poor, died in the wilderness like Moses, or on the cross like Jesus, or on the scaffold like Rabbi Akiba, John Huss, Savanarola, Giordano Bruno.
What to read after Some Isms of to Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Krauskopf to read onlineMoreLess
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