The Cost of Shelter
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The house as a centre of manufacturing industry has passed (for even ifvillage industries do spring up, the work-rooms will be separate from theliving-rooms); the house as a sign of pecuniary standing is passing: whatnext? Why, of course, the house as the promoter of "the effective life. "Rebel as the artistic individual may at this word, it expresses the spiritof the twentieth century as nothing else can. Social advance must be madealong the line of efficiency, even if it lead to something dif...ferent andnot at first sight better. The appeal to self-interest is soonestanswered. The man or woman with any ambition will keep clean, will buybetter milk for the baby, will pay more for rent if he or she is convincedthat it will bring in or save money in the end, because money has been themeasure of success in the nineteenth century. But as the full significanceof this "machine-made" age is grasped it will be seen that it has set freethe human laborer, if only he will qualify himself to use the power athis hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The house as a centre of manufacturing industry has passed (for even ifvillage industries do spring up, the work-rooms will be separate from theliving-rooms); the house as a sign of pecuniary standing is passing: whatnext? Why, of course, the house as the promoter of "the effective life. "Rebel as the artistic individual may at this word, it expresses the spiritof the twentieth century as nothing else can. Social advance must be madealong the line of efficiency, even if it lead to something dif...ferent andnot at first sight better. The appeal to self-interest is soonestanswered. The man or woman with any ambition will keep clean, will buybetter milk for the baby, will pay more for rent if he or she is convincedthat it will bring in or save money in the end, because money has been themeasure of success in the nineteenth century. But as the full significanceof this "machine-made" age is grasped it will be seen that it has set freethe human laborer, if only he will qualify himself to use the power athis hand.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Ellen H. to read onlineMoreLess
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