The Moral Economy
The Moral Economy
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Consequently the aesthetic interest is peculiarly capable ofbeing continued and developed through a lifetime, providing a constantand increasing source of satisfaction.
Furthermore, the aesthetic interest is resourceful, easily supplyingitself with the objects which it uses. It follows that it contributesto independence, being like the "speculative activity" ofAristotle, [10] in giving the individual a means of happiness in himselfwithout the aid of his fellows or the favor of fortune. Since th...eaesthetic interest is in these ways self-sufficient, its continuousreturn of good being guaranteed, it is one of the safest of investments.
But every special interest is a source of danger in direct proportionto its isolation. Its very self-sufficiency may serve to promote anarrow concentration, a blindness to ulterior interests {193} and widerpossibilities. This undue dwelling on the given material of life may, as we have seen in an earlier chapter, attach to any interest; but theaesthetic interest is peculiarly liable to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Consequently the aesthetic interest is peculiarly capable ofbeing continued and developed through a lifetime, providing a constantand increasing source of satisfaction.
Furthermore, the aesthetic interest is resourceful, easily supplyingitself with the objects which it uses. It follows that it contributesto independence, being like the "speculative activity" ofAristotle, [10] in giving the individual a means of happiness in himselfwithout the aid of his fellows or the favor of fortune. Since th...eaesthetic interest is in these ways self-sufficient, its continuousreturn of good being guaranteed, it is one of the safest of investments.
But every special interest is a source of danger in direct proportionto its isolation. Its very self-sufficiency may serve to promote anarrow concentration, a blindness to ulterior interests {193} and widerpossibilities. This undue dwelling on the given material of life may, as we have seen in an earlier chapter, attach to any interest; but theaesthetic interest is peculiarly liable to it.
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