The Task of Social Hygiene
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Thebad opinion of his fellows, even when the law is powerless to touch him, is often an irretrievable injury to a man. We do not fortify the socialreaction, in most matters, when we attempt to give it a legal sanction;we do not even need to fortify it, for it is sometimes harsher and moresevere than the law, overlooking or not knowing all the extenuatingcircumstances. In France, as in England, the force of social opinion, independently of the law, is exceedingly and perhaps excessivelystrong.
I...n England, however, we see an attitude towards immorality which differsalike from the French attitude and the German attitude, though it haspoints of contact with both. The distinctive feature of the Englishman'sattitude is his spirit of extreme individualism (which distinguishes himfrom the German) combined with the religious nature of his moral fervour(which distinguishes him from the Frenchman), both being veiled by a shyprudery (which distinguishes him alike from the Frenchman and theGerman).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thebad opinion of his fellows, even when the law is powerless to touch him, is often an irretrievable injury to a man. We do not fortify the socialreaction, in most matters, when we attempt to give it a legal sanction;we do not even need to fortify it, for it is sometimes harsher and moresevere than the law, overlooking or not knowing all the extenuatingcircumstances. In France, as in England, the force of social opinion, independently of the law, is exceedingly and perhaps excessivelystrong.
I...n England, however, we see an attitude towards immorality which differsalike from the French attitude and the German attitude, though it haspoints of contact with both. The distinctive feature of the Englishman'sattitude is his spirit of extreme individualism (which distinguishes himfrom the German) combined with the religious nature of his moral fervour(which distinguishes him from the Frenchman), both being veiled by a shyprudery (which distinguishes him alike from the Frenchman and theGerman).
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