The Work of Tagore
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But in a less happy instance the result might be the opposite. If his sense of continuity freed him from social conscience, if he were persuaded that because men are chemical machines they have no rights, if a natural in- stinct of conquest seemed to him the inevitable voice of nature, then he would be a deadly and undemocratic creature.
Neither unqualified type can exist in fact, for no person can become utterly impersonal, nor can any man escape the ideals which are the sole meaning of our ph...ysiological pro- cesses. But you see in every man to-day the struggle between mechanism and ideals. To one statesman (or general, or engineer, or physician, or clergyman, or educator) machin- ery is a servant, to another it is a master. In one it increases benevolence, in another tyr- anny. We see excess of statistics, we see blind- ness to statistics. We see excess of organiza- tion, and lack of organization. We believe that religion should be democratic, but it is hard to get the democrats to church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in a less happy instance the result might be the opposite. If his sense of continuity freed him from social conscience, if he were persuaded that because men are chemical machines they have no rights, if a natural in- stinct of conquest seemed to him the inevitable voice of nature, then he would be a deadly and undemocratic creature.
Neither unqualified type can exist in fact, for no person can become utterly impersonal, nor can any man escape the ideals which are the sole meaning of our ph...ysiological pro- cesses. But you see in every man to-day the struggle between mechanism and ideals. To one statesman (or general, or engineer, or physician, or clergyman, or educator) machin- ery is a servant, to another it is a master. In one it increases benevolence, in another tyr- anny. We see excess of statistics, we see blind- ness to statistics. We see excess of organiza- tion, and lack of organization. We believe that religion should be democratic, but it is hard to get the democrats to church.
What to read after The Work of Tagore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Herbert Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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