 | 1879 - 844 էջ
...them. To know one's self, means to know society — to know not only the particular self which I am, but my universal self, realized above me in a series of vast colossal forms. The progress of man in civilization is measured by the perfection of his institutions. But the perfection... | |
 | William Torrey Harris - 1898 - 452 էջ
...self, then, means to know also society; to know not only the particular individual self which I am, but my universal self, realized above me in a series...selves, and to know himself in these higher selves, is the destination of man. / CHAPTER XXXII. The Institutions that educate. § 182. EACH of these cardinal... | |
 | William Torrey Harris - 1898 - 464 էջ
...} / means to know also society; to know not only the par- ' • tlcularThdividual self which I am, but my universal self, realized above me in a series of .vast colossal forms. To. I rise into higher selves, and to know himself in these higher \ selves, is the destination of man.... | |
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... member, a co-operating link; and, besides this, a more complete individual, a more perfect, self-determining being. In the state, in the Church, the individual finds new selves. To know one's self, then, means to know also society; to know not only... 