The Vocation of the Scholar
The Vocation of the Scholar
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He saw at its most fearful extreme, that scene which every one may see who turns his eyes towards it;* — men bowed down to the dust like beasts, chained to the earth I'cgardless of their high dignity and the divinity within them; — saw their joy. G, their sorrows, their whole existence dependent on the satis- faction of base sensuality, whose demands rose higher with every gratification; — saw them careless of right or wrong, holy or unholy, in the satisfaction of their appetites, and ever read...y to sacrifice humanity itself to the desire of the moment; — saw them ultimately lose all sense of right and wrong, and place wisdom in selfish cunning, and duty in the gratification of lust; — saw them at last place their glory in this degradation, and their honour in this shame, and even look down with contempt on those who were not so wise, and not so virtuous as themselves; — saw those who should have been the teachers and guides of the nation sunk into the accommodating slaves of its corruption ; those who should have given to the age the character of wisdom and * Tlic reader will 1)our In mind that these Lectures were delivered In 1794, Uurinb' the Revolutionary Lpoch in rruncc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw at its most fearful extreme, that scene which every one may see who turns his eyes towards it;* — men bowed down to the dust like beasts, chained to the earth I'cgardless of their high dignity and the divinity within them; — saw their joy. G, their sorrows, their whole existence dependent on the satis- faction of base sensuality, whose demands rose higher with every gratification; — saw them careless of right or wrong, holy or unholy, in the satisfaction of their appetites, and ever read...y to sacrifice humanity itself to the desire of the moment; — saw them ultimately lose all sense of right and wrong, and place wisdom in selfish cunning, and duty in the gratification of lust; — saw them at last place their glory in this degradation, and their honour in this shame, and even look down with contempt on those who were not so wise, and not so virtuous as themselves; — saw those who should have been the teachers and guides of the nation sunk into the accommodating slaves of its corruption ; those who should have given to the age the character of wisdom and * Tlic reader will 1)our In mind that these Lectures were delivered In 1794, Uurinb' the Revolutionary Lpoch in rruncc.
What to read after The Vocation of the Scholar?
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