The Object of the Labor Movement
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" "Hercules helps him who helps himself/' becomes such a man's maxim, the rule of his thought and action. If he retains the consciousness of the other universal side of his nature, not losing sight of the connection between himself and his fellow men, he will admit that his own powers do not suffice to obtain him, by his personal effort alone, a sub- sistence worthy of a human being; that man can live and prosper only in society, that brotherly co-operation with others, therefore, lies in his o...wn interest. Respect for others, sympathy and public spirit will hold his self -con- sciousness and self-confidence properly in check. Quite otherwise if the consciousness of self gets the upper hand in a man. True, the insufficiency of his own unaided powers cannot escape even then, for the consciousness of the broad universal side cannot be wholly suppressed. But the conclusion which he draws from it is in this case different, he will regard others, not as his equals, not as equal members of a great whole, of which he, too, forms a part, but as subservient to himself, mere tools for satis- fying his needs and gratifying his desires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Hercules helps him who helps himself/' becomes such a man's maxim, the rule of his thought and action. If he retains the consciousness of the other universal side of his nature, not losing sight of the connection between himself and his fellow men, he will admit that his own powers do not suffice to obtain him, by his personal effort alone, a sub- sistence worthy of a human being; that man can live and prosper only in society, that brotherly co-operation with others, therefore, lies in his o...wn interest. Respect for others, sympathy and public spirit will hold his self -con- sciousness and self-confidence properly in check. Quite otherwise if the consciousness of self gets the upper hand in a man. True, the insufficiency of his own unaided powers cannot escape even then, for the consciousness of the broad universal side cannot be wholly suppressed. But the conclusion which he draws from it is in this case different, he will regard others, not as his equals, not as equal members of a great whole, of which he, too, forms a part, but as subservient to himself, mere tools for satis- fying his needs and gratifying his desires.
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