The University of Virginia in the Life of the Nation Academic Addresses Deliver
The University of Virginia in the Life of the Nation Academic Addresses Deliver
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Humanism produced the man of cul- ture and his peril was self-sufficiency and a conception of culture as orna- ment. Applied science and the imper- ious demands of commerce have pro- duced the man of efficiency, and his peril is personal barrenness and instinc- tive greed. Our country needs the idealism of the one and the lordship over things of the other, and such a blend will be the great citizen whose CJnifcer^itp of Virginia advent an industrial democracy has so long foreshadowed. The kind ...of work he shall do in the world is immaterial. He shall be an upward striving man who wants the truth and dares to utter it, who knows his own need and the need of his age, who counts adaptability and tolera- tion among his virtues, who insists on a little leisure for his soul's sake, and who has a care, whether amid the warfare of trade, or in the quiet and still air of study, for the building of things ever better and better about him. Fashioned by the sweep of genius through experi- ence, great citizens may come who have never seen a university, but universities are the organized efforts of monarchies and democracies to produce such types, and our duty is to perfect the organism and to work and hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Humanism produced the man of cul- ture and his peril was self-sufficiency and a conception of culture as orna- ment. Applied science and the imper- ious demands of commerce have pro- duced the man of efficiency, and his peril is personal barrenness and instinc- tive greed. Our country needs the idealism of the one and the lordship over things of the other, and such a blend will be the great citizen whose CJnifcer^itp of Virginia advent an industrial democracy has so long foreshadowed. The kind ...of work he shall do in the world is immaterial. He shall be an upward striving man who wants the truth and dares to utter it, who knows his own need and the need of his age, who counts adaptability and tolera- tion among his virtues, who insists on a little leisure for his soul's sake, and who has a care, whether amid the warfare of trade, or in the quiet and still air of study, for the building of things ever better and better about him. Fashioned by the sweep of genius through experi- ence, great citizens may come who have never seen a university, but universities are the organized efforts of monarchies and democracies to produce such types, and our duty is to perfect the organism and to work and hope.
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