The Building of a Brain
The Building of a Brain
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"The best quahty, noblest power, and su- preme beauty of the two sexes, grow out of their dissimilarity, not out of their identity. Differentiation is Nature's method of ascent. We should cultivate the difference of the sexes, not try to hide or abolish it. When a gardener seeks to produce the best possible apple or peach, he selects one whose beauty or flavor is desirable, and cultivates the se- lected difference. Nature has selected dif- ference of sex by which to give humanity its choicest b...eauty and quality. The perfection of one sex is unattainable by the other, and at present is rarely comprehended by the other. Each loves and reverences in the other what it cannot grasp itself, and despises any imitation. Let education respect and cultivate Nature's selected difference.
The first step in the practical apphcation of these principles is to heed the voice that fell on Peter's ear, and echoes still in ours, bidding us call nothing common or unclean 54 X THE BUILDING OF A BRAIN.
that bears a divine stamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The best quahty, noblest power, and su- preme beauty of the two sexes, grow out of their dissimilarity, not out of their identity. Differentiation is Nature's method of ascent. We should cultivate the difference of the sexes, not try to hide or abolish it. When a gardener seeks to produce the best possible apple or peach, he selects one whose beauty or flavor is desirable, and cultivates the se- lected difference. Nature has selected dif- ference of sex by which to give humanity its choicest b...eauty and quality. The perfection of one sex is unattainable by the other, and at present is rarely comprehended by the other. Each loves and reverences in the other what it cannot grasp itself, and despises any imitation. Let education respect and cultivate Nature's selected difference.
The first step in the practical apphcation of these principles is to heed the voice that fell on Peter's ear, and echoes still in ours, bidding us call nothing common or unclean 54 X THE BUILDING OF A BRAIN.
that bears a divine stamp.
What to read after The Building of a Brain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hammond Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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