Youth And Egolatry
Youth And Egolatry
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My opponents and myself differ chiefly in the fact that I am morecynical than they, and so I disclose my personal animus quiteingenuously, which my enemies fail to do.
I hold that there are two kinds of morality; morality of work andmorality of play. The morality of work is an immoral morality, whichteaches us to take advantage of circumstances and to lie. The moralityof play, for the reason that it deals with mere futilities, is finer andmore chivalrous.
I believe that in literature and in all... liberal arts, the moralityshould be the morality of play, while my opponents for the most parthold that the morality of literature should be the morality of work. Ihave never, consciously at least, been influenced in my literaryopinions by practical considerations. My ideas may have been capricious, and they are, --they may even be bad, --but they have no ulteriorpractical motive.
My failure to be practical, together, perhaps, with an undue obtusenessof perception, brings me face to face with critics of two sorts: one, esthetic; the other, social.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My opponents and myself differ chiefly in the fact that I am morecynical than they, and so I disclose my personal animus quiteingenuously, which my enemies fail to do.
I hold that there are two kinds of morality; morality of work andmorality of play. The morality of work is an immoral morality, whichteaches us to take advantage of circumstances and to lie. The moralityof play, for the reason that it deals with mere futilities, is finer andmore chivalrous.
I believe that in literature and in all... liberal arts, the moralityshould be the morality of play, while my opponents for the most parthold that the morality of literature should be the morality of work. Ihave never, consciously at least, been influenced in my literaryopinions by practical considerations. My ideas may have been capricious, and they are, --they may even be bad, --but they have no ulteriorpractical motive.
My failure to be practical, together, perhaps, with an undue obtusenessof perception, brings me face to face with critics of two sorts: one, esthetic; the other, social.
What to read after Youth And Egolatry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Po Baroja to read onlineMoreLess
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