The World of Hg Wells
The World of Hg Wells
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If I am doing that, it is my own fault and by no means the fault of Wells. He has himself abandoned socialism, in the ordinary sense of the term, be- cause it has too much of the a priori about it; he has abandoned economics because it deals with man as a mass-mind; he has come to rest in human nature itself and he has made his theories subject to human nature.
"All fables, indeed, have their morals; but the innocent enjoy the story, " says Thoreau. Most readers of the novels of Wells, I suppos...e, have no notion that a theory of life runs through them and unites them. And they are right. The force of a work of art does not reside in its "inner meanings. " An admirable work of art will always no doubt possess "inner 106 HUMAN NATURE 107 meanings" in plenty and the unhappy mind of man will always rout them out. But to sepa- rate the intellectual structure of anything from the thing itself is just like any other kind of vivisection: you expose the brain and you kill the dog. A work of art is a moving living whole that speaks to the moving living whole which is oneself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I am doing that, it is my own fault and by no means the fault of Wells. He has himself abandoned socialism, in the ordinary sense of the term, be- cause it has too much of the a priori about it; he has abandoned economics because it deals with man as a mass-mind; he has come to rest in human nature itself and he has made his theories subject to human nature.
"All fables, indeed, have their morals; but the innocent enjoy the story, " says Thoreau. Most readers of the novels of Wells, I suppos...e, have no notion that a theory of life runs through them and unites them. And they are right. The force of a work of art does not reside in its "inner meanings. " An admirable work of art will always no doubt possess "inner 106 HUMAN NATURE 107 meanings" in plenty and the unhappy mind of man will always rout them out. But to sepa- rate the intellectual structure of anything from the thing itself is just like any other kind of vivisection: you expose the brain and you kill the dog. A work of art is a moving living whole that speaks to the moving living whole which is oneself.
What to read after The World of Hg Wells?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks, Van Wyck, 1886-1963 to read onlineMoreLess
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