Studies of Men
Studies of Men
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She has allowed the poli- tics of the period — there is no other phrase for it — to determine what might have been a purely literary choice.
Socialism or social reform in some shape has taken pos- session of the European mind, and perhaps lately of the English mind most of all. It is the problem which presents itself daily and hourly. Mrs. Ward seems to have chosen it because it presents itself daily and hourly.
XHfiident, perhaps, though surely without reason, of her 228 STUDIES OF MEN own aut...hority, and of her power to fix the attention of others upon any topic which interested herself, she con- forms to the fashion and interests herself in the topic which interests others. She is an opportunist in litera- ture. The result is what might have been foreseen.
The convert surpasses the teacher in zeal.
It may be said that the intellectual side is stronger in Mrs. Ward than in most women, relatively to the emotional ; but it is not predominant. The emotional is predominant, and most of all at those critical moments when the dry light of pure reason is most needed to elucidate her perplexities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She has allowed the poli- tics of the period — there is no other phrase for it — to determine what might have been a purely literary choice.
Socialism or social reform in some shape has taken pos- session of the European mind, and perhaps lately of the English mind most of all. It is the problem which presents itself daily and hourly. Mrs. Ward seems to have chosen it because it presents itself daily and hourly.
XHfiident, perhaps, though surely without reason, of her 228 STUDIES OF MEN own aut...hority, and of her power to fix the attention of others upon any topic which interested herself, she con- forms to the fashion and interests herself in the topic which interests others. She is an opportunist in litera- ture. The result is what might have been foreseen.
The convert surpasses the teacher in zeal.
It may be said that the intellectual side is stronger in Mrs. Ward than in most women, relatively to the emotional ; but it is not predominant. The emotional is predominant, and most of all at those critical moments when the dry light of pure reason is most needed to elucidate her perplexities.
What to read after Studies of Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washburn Smalley to read onlineMoreLess
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