Studies in the Psychology of Intemperance
Studies in the Psychology of Intemperance
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174 PSYCHOLOGY OF INTEMPEEANCE "We shall return to this point in another para- graph.
There are many theories of the craving for alcohol that take into account the psychological factors. In an article in the University Mag- azine entitled The Philosophy of Stimulants an anonymous writer expresses the view that stim- ulants and narcotics are used because they in- tensify consciousness; they make wider vari- ations in life; our pleasures and pains are too evenly distributed, and it is a matter of... instinct with us that we try to summate them.
Moxon ( 72 ) says that alcohol weakens com- i mon sense in its opposition to individual sense. >/ The power of alcohol in the world is that it keeps down the oppressive powers of others and their common sense over the individual sense. Alcohol raises a man's individuality tempora- rily.
Monin ( 73 ) says that in proportion as civili- sation perfects itself man seeks in drunkenness a compensation for, and a forgetfulness of, the weariness and chagrin which result from his daily struggle for existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
174 PSYCHOLOGY OF INTEMPEEANCE "We shall return to this point in another para- graph.
There are many theories of the craving for alcohol that take into account the psychological factors. In an article in the University Mag- azine entitled The Philosophy of Stimulants an anonymous writer expresses the view that stim- ulants and narcotics are used because they in- tensify consciousness; they make wider vari- ations in life; our pleasures and pains are too evenly distributed, and it is a matter of... instinct with us that we try to summate them.
Moxon ( 72 ) says that alcohol weakens com- i mon sense in its opposition to individual sense. >/ The power of alcohol in the world is that it keeps down the oppressive powers of others and their common sense over the individual sense. Alcohol raises a man's individuality tempora- rily.
Monin ( 73 ) says that in proportion as civili- sation perfects itself man seeks in drunkenness a compensation for, and a forgetfulness of, the weariness and chagrin which result from his daily struggle for existence.
What to read after Studies in the Psychology of Intemperance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G E George Everett Partridge to read onlineMoreLess
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