The Foundation for the New Psychology An Explanation of the Existing Span Clas
The Foundation for the New Psychology An Explanation of the Existing Span Clas
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"And, just as the individual is forced to fight individual, social and economic battles, a class or a nation is bound to fight, sometimes, whatever the social conceptions of its individuals may be. Are not individuals within a nation sometimes obliged, by economic pressure, to fight, not only as individ- uals, but in groups?
"In other words the war really has produced nothing new in Socialist thought. " This is not the position of the Political Socialist alone, such can be seen to be the genera...l attitude of all professional intellectuals the world over, an instance in point will prove it.
The Los Angeles Times, July 27, 1915, says: THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY 23 "The Yorozu Choho of Tokio, commenting on the probable results of the European war, affirms that the conflict has exposed the weakness of Chris- tian civilization and that the claim of superiority of the white over the colored races has no strong ground for support. It says that Christian pride and prejudice are destined to lose their influence and that Christ, Confucius and Mohammed will receive the same degree of recognition everywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And, just as the individual is forced to fight individual, social and economic battles, a class or a nation is bound to fight, sometimes, whatever the social conceptions of its individuals may be. Are not individuals within a nation sometimes obliged, by economic pressure, to fight, not only as individ- uals, but in groups?
"In other words the war really has produced nothing new in Socialist thought. " This is not the position of the Political Socialist alone, such can be seen to be the genera...l attitude of all professional intellectuals the world over, an instance in point will prove it.
The Los Angeles Times, July 27, 1915, says: THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY 23 "The Yorozu Choho of Tokio, commenting on the probable results of the European war, affirms that the conflict has exposed the weakness of Chris- tian civilization and that the claim of superiority of the white over the colored races has no strong ground for support. It says that Christian pride and prejudice are destined to lose their influence and that Christ, Confucius and Mohammed will receive the same degree of recognition everywhere.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ben Meyerson to read onlineMoreLess
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