The Unfinished Programme of Democracy
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This is not to say that there is not a great deal of wholesome human intercourse in modern life or that there are not genuine friendships between business competitors and between principals and subordinates in industry ; but it is generally true that we conceive of commerce and industry as admitting of no extensive exercise of the humanities ; and for this habit of mind we are punished by a deep impoverishment of life.
There is a sense in which the struggle for liberty may be regarded as being ...essentially a struggle to broaden the basis of human fellowship ; and it is undoubtedly true that forms of privilege are the most prolific causes of social schism. No com- munity possesses the conditions of real fellowship while it is (as modern communities are) divided into topdogs and underdogs, whether the topdogs be aristocrats or plutocrats, and the underdogs be serfs or wage-slaves. For the poison of privilege is apt to permeate the whole body ; and an exploited class may itself be composed of exploiters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is not to say that there is not a great deal of wholesome human intercourse in modern life or that there are not genuine friendships between business competitors and between principals and subordinates in industry ; but it is generally true that we conceive of commerce and industry as admitting of no extensive exercise of the humanities ; and for this habit of mind we are punished by a deep impoverishment of life.
There is a sense in which the struggle for liberty may be regarded as being ...essentially a struggle to broaden the basis of human fellowship ; and it is undoubtedly true that forms of privilege are the most prolific causes of social schism. No com- munity possesses the conditions of real fellowship while it is (as modern communities are) divided into topdogs and underdogs, whether the topdogs be aristocrats or plutocrats, and the underdogs be serfs or wage-slaves. For the poison of privilege is apt to permeate the whole body ; and an exploited class may itself be composed of exploiters.
What to read after The Unfinished Programme of Democracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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