The Voice of the Machines
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They wereafraid of it. They could not help feeling that the Infinite was overthem. Worship consisted in propitiating it, poetry in helping peopleto forget it. With the exception of Job, the Hebrews almost invariablyemployed a poet--when they could get one--as a kind of transfiguredpoliceman--to keep the sky off. It was what was expected of poets.
The Greeks did the same thing in a different way. The only differencewas, that the Greeks, instead of employing their poets to keep the skyoff, employ...ed them to make it as much like the earth as possible--akind of raised platform which was less dreadful and more familiar andhomelike and answered the same general purpose. In other words, thesky became beautiful to the Greek when he had made it small enough. Making it small enough was the only way a Greek knew of making itbeautiful.
Galileo knew another way. It is because Galileo knew anotherway--because he knew that the way to make the sky beautiful, was tomake it large enough--that men are living in a new world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They wereafraid of it. They could not help feeling that the Infinite was overthem. Worship consisted in propitiating it, poetry in helping peopleto forget it. With the exception of Job, the Hebrews almost invariablyemployed a poet--when they could get one--as a kind of transfiguredpoliceman--to keep the sky off. It was what was expected of poets.
The Greeks did the same thing in a different way. The only differencewas, that the Greeks, instead of employing their poets to keep the skyoff, employ...ed them to make it as much like the earth as possible--akind of raised platform which was less dreadful and more familiar andhomelike and answered the same general purpose. In other words, thesky became beautiful to the Greek when he had made it small enough. Making it small enough was the only way a Greek knew of making itbeautiful.
Galileo knew another way. It is because Galileo knew anotherway--because he knew that the way to make the sky beautiful, was tomake it large enough--that men are living in a new world.
What to read after The Voice of the Machines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Gerald Stanley, 1862-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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