The Making of Citizens
The Making of Citizens
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If we as a people are to endure and make good the promise of our foundation and early devel- opment, we must have leaders who will carry n6 The Making of Citizens forward the torch with confident step and in no wavering hand, and not rely on those who are content with following the uninspired and unthinking mass of men. Public opinion needs interpreters, but it needs more, far more, when all is said and done, wise guides. In the thought of a contemporary wit, we need leaders who are fountains, ...not those who are cisterns. Goethe said that every man was either a hammer or an anvil. The ham- mer, the shaping force in society, will ever be the men of strong mentality. Whether the hammer is to be a constructive or de- structive force depends largely upon its guidance. In society that guidance is found in what we call dispositions or attitudes of mind. To have these wise guides of public opinion, these fountains of ideas, these con- structively shaping hammers, we cannot rely on chance, on Providence, or on faith in our past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we as a people are to endure and make good the promise of our foundation and early devel- opment, we must have leaders who will carry n6 The Making of Citizens forward the torch with confident step and in no wavering hand, and not rely on those who are content with following the uninspired and unthinking mass of men. Public opinion needs interpreters, but it needs more, far more, when all is said and done, wise guides. In the thought of a contemporary wit, we need leaders who are fountains, ...not those who are cisterns. Goethe said that every man was either a hammer or an anvil. The ham- mer, the shaping force in society, will ever be the men of strong mentality. Whether the hammer is to be a constructive or de- structive force depends largely upon its guidance. In society that guidance is found in what we call dispositions or attitudes of mind. To have these wise guides of public opinion, these fountains of ideas, these con- structively shaping hammers, we cannot rely on chance, on Providence, or on faith in our past.
What to read after The Making of Citizens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Grgoire De Roulhac Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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