The Ideal of Universities
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Similarly, in its widest sense, the giving out is called practical activity, which is the product of the will.
Thought and will, therefore, are the two fundamental func- tions of the higher nature of man. In their continual alter- nation consists the higher life ; yet they are so closely united as to be almost indistinguishable from each other. In their highest expression, however, the maximum of one may co- ordinate with the minimum of the other, while an alleged third function called feeling ...is sometimes asserted to exist in the relative equilibrium of the two, but this is merely a result of their harmonious union. It were useless to seek the true nature of man in either of these functions per se, or to try to derive his other attributes from it. They are not simply inherent powers, but rather polar movements of cerebration. When both forms of mental activity are properly and vividly exer- 62 cised, the individual is said to be educated. The true nature of the State is shown in miniature in that of the individual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Similarly, in its widest sense, the giving out is called practical activity, which is the product of the will.
Thought and will, therefore, are the two fundamental func- tions of the higher nature of man. In their continual alter- nation consists the higher life ; yet they are so closely united as to be almost indistinguishable from each other. In their highest expression, however, the maximum of one may co- ordinate with the minimum of the other, while an alleged third function called feeling ...is sometimes asserted to exist in the relative equilibrium of the two, but this is merely a result of their harmonious union. It were useless to seek the true nature of man in either of these functions per se, or to try to derive his other attributes from it. They are not simply inherent powers, but rather polar movements of cerebration. When both forms of mental activity are properly and vividly exer- 62 cised, the individual is said to be educated. The true nature of the State is shown in miniature in that of the individual.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolf Brodbeck to read onlineMoreLess
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