The Limits of Socialism
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Right cannot be right to all contending parties. Might always exists, if by that term we mean the superiority in some respects of force over mere good will, or of law over com- mon sense.
4. Might versus Right. But if we inspect the mat- ter of might versus right more closely we shall find that might means nothing except by reference to something else. Might may mean either muscular strength or me- chanical power, or such brain powers as are exercised in- dividually or by dint of social organiz...ation. If the force is physical the individual ordinarily is the active agent, as when pugilists settle a question of superiority. Na- tions also fight, though armies nowadays represent much more than skill or muscle strength. In all such cases might may consist of physical force only, and it deserves THE LIMITS OF SOCIALISM mention that ultimately all other values will stand or fall according to the issue of a physical combat.
But manifestly such struggles have nothing to do with social values unless we first posit the latter as occasion for the former.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Right cannot be right to all contending parties. Might always exists, if by that term we mean the superiority in some respects of force over mere good will, or of law over com- mon sense.
4. Might versus Right. But if we inspect the mat- ter of might versus right more closely we shall find that might means nothing except by reference to something else. Might may mean either muscular strength or me- chanical power, or such brain powers as are exercised in- dividually or by dint of social organiz...ation. If the force is physical the individual ordinarily is the active agent, as when pugilists settle a question of superiority. Na- tions also fight, though armies nowadays represent much more than skill or muscle strength. In all such cases might may consist of physical force only, and it deserves THE LIMITS OF SOCIALISM mention that ultimately all other values will stand or fall according to the issue of a physical combat.
But manifestly such struggles have nothing to do with social values unless we first posit the latter as occasion for the former.
What to read after The Limits of Socialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O Fred Oswald Fred Boucke to read onlineMoreLess
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