Will the Home Survive a Study of Tendencies in Modern Literature
Will the Home Survive a Study of Tendencies in Modern Literature
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" In contrast to this idea of the man and woman each seeking individual happiness, is the home of Philip and Madeleine, blessed with children, happy in its harmony, each one finding joy in living for the other. " The l6o Will the Home Survive natural meaning of existence is the union of man and woman, that the woman may bear children, while the man defends the home. The moment either one diverges from this destiny harmony is destroyed. " The Awakcimig of Helena Richie by Mar- garet Deland is an... argument for the social as- pects of duty as over against a bald individ- ualism whose end is happiness. Helena Richie was a woman who thought of nothing except happiness. She had never thought of being good or bad, she just wanted to be happy. She married to find happiness, and because she did not find it she deserted her husband to live with another man, not be- cause she wanted to be bad, but to be happy. In doing this she never once thought of the effect of her act upon so- ciety. That marriage is what makes us civi- lized, and that he who injures this institution injures society; that if every dissatisfied wife followed her example decent life could not go on, had never entered her mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In contrast to this idea of the man and woman each seeking individual happiness, is the home of Philip and Madeleine, blessed with children, happy in its harmony, each one finding joy in living for the other. " The l6o Will the Home Survive natural meaning of existence is the union of man and woman, that the woman may bear children, while the man defends the home. The moment either one diverges from this destiny harmony is destroyed. " The Awakcimig of Helena Richie by Mar- garet Deland is an... argument for the social as- pects of duty as over against a bald individ- ualism whose end is happiness. Helena Richie was a woman who thought of nothing except happiness. She had never thought of being good or bad, she just wanted to be happy. She married to find happiness, and because she did not find it she deserted her husband to live with another man, not be- cause she wanted to be bad, but to be happy. In doing this she never once thought of the effect of her act upon so- ciety. That marriage is what makes us civi- lized, and that he who injures this institution injures society; that if every dissatisfied wife followed her example decent life could not go on, had never entered her mind.
What to read after Will the Home Survive a Study of Tendencies in Modern Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chauncey J Chauncey Jeddie Hawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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