The Psychology of Citizenship
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Work has been a " curse,'* and even now the great majority, barring, among others, artists, Chautauqua lecturers, mothers, and dray drivers, who often seem to be enjoying life, seek d by Google 82 The Psychology of Citizenship their pleasures apart from the employments in which their lives are spent. It is commonly ac- cepted that there is to be little happiness during working hours; some fleeting digression from occupation is looked forward to as the justifica- tion for industry, and vain amus...ements feebly fill a want which would better be supplied by pleasure in one's tasks.
4. Fear as Motive Fear is still a dominant motive; fear of dis- charge, of disgrace, of the gun man and the militia, of starvation. The masses are not really inspirited to labor ; they are driven and compelled under a fear system so rooted as to be respect- able. InsuflSciency and uncertainty of reward are coupled with a lagging which only the threat of suffering may overcome. But fear is blasting in its effects, even if men are so wonted as not to be acutely conscious of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Work has been a " curse,'* and even now the great majority, barring, among others, artists, Chautauqua lecturers, mothers, and dray drivers, who often seem to be enjoying life, seek d by Google 82 The Psychology of Citizenship their pleasures apart from the employments in which their lives are spent. It is commonly ac- cepted that there is to be little happiness during working hours; some fleeting digression from occupation is looked forward to as the justifica- tion for industry, and vain amus...ements feebly fill a want which would better be supplied by pleasure in one's tasks.
4. Fear as Motive Fear is still a dominant motive; fear of dis- charge, of disgrace, of the gun man and the militia, of starvation. The masses are not really inspirited to labor ; they are driven and compelled under a fear system so rooted as to be respect- able. InsuflSciency and uncertainty of reward are coupled with a lagging which only the threat of suffering may overcome. But fear is blasting in its effects, even if men are so wonted as not to be acutely conscious of it.
What to read after The Psychology of Citizenship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arland Deyett Weeks to read onlineMoreLess
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