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...t is not a fine disdain for material things,” said Benham. “That is merely individualism and unsystematic living.” “A mere phase of frankness. Only fr...

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...eap success, and the only individualist is the person who gives up all his individualism to serve a jolly ungrateful proletariat which thumbs its nose...

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...onsider some of the key words of contemporary thought, such as Liberalism, Individualism, Socialism, in the light of this broad generalisation we have... ...l basis of humanity for immemorial years. This is as true of the extremest Individualism as of the extremest So- cialism. The former denies that eleme... ...time is not a battle-ground be- 80 An Englishman Looks at the World tween individualism and socialism; it is a battle-ground be- tween the Normal Soc... ...ndly distrustful of churches and states, which is expressed essentially by Individualism. The Individualist appears to regard the extensive disintegra... ...le finite thing. The fact that Herbert Spen- cer called a certain doctrine Individualism reflects nothing on the non-individualising quality of his pr... ...erican tradition. It is, however, very clearly an out- come of the intense individualism of that tradition. Under the sway of that it has burnt its fu... ...l to the moral motive which was for so long the salva- tion of the Puritan individualism from which the American tradition derives. “That hand,” he wr... ...any way. They tend merely to simplify it to bare irrespon- sible non-moral individualism. It is with the detail and quali- fication of a tradition as ...

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...nd self- ish interests of the rulers of the state. The doctrine of extreme individualism was but the counterpart, the ob- verse, of ideals of the inde... ...by making a class rather than an individual the social unit. The so-called individualism of the eighteenth-century enlightenment was found to involve ... ...d mental states. With the rise of eco- 301 John Dewey nomic and political individualism after the sixteenth cen- tury, and with the development of Pr... ... than any- thing else, is evidence of the same fact. In short, practi- cal individualism, or struggle for greater freedom of thought in action, was tr... ...ted from nature and hence from other minds. Thus a legitimate intellectual individualism, the attitude of criti- cal revision of former beliefs which ... ...indispensable to progress, was explicitly formulated as a moral and social individualism. When the activities of mind set out from customary beliefs a... ... authoritative guidance. In fact, as distinct from principle, intellectual individualism is tolerated in certain technical regions—in subjects like ma... ... phi- losophy in the beginning of the nineteenth century from the isolated individualism into which it had fallen in France and England. It served als... ...s not adapted to a society which intends to be demo- cratic. Summary. True individualism is a product of the relax- ation of the grip of the authority...

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...to avoid wasting the time of highly qualified experts on trivial jobs. The individualism of private practice leads to an appalling waste of time on tr...

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...al solidarity rather than in isolated individual effort. But this terrible individualism must inevitably have an end, and all will suddenly understand...

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... a series of writings of which the most elaborate is entitled Elements of Individualism: and a remarkable American, Mr. Warren, had framed a System o...

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...fects are altogether of another kind, tending to a certain exaggeration of individualism and, perhaps, to an extreme belief in the Governing Power of ...

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...al- 72 The Enormous Room chemy of hunger, I felt that the last vestige of individualism was about utterly to disappear, wholly abolished in a gamboll...

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... another; socialisms which, in fact, come into touch with an intelli- gent individualism, and which are based on the attempt to ensure equality of opp...

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...ected in your sager moods, an ordinary pebble may roll where it likes, for individualism of the multitudinously obscure little affects us. Not so the ...

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...will be adamantine without any governor. The union must be ideal in actual individualism. I pass to the indication in some particulars of that faith i...

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...al solidarity rather than in isolated individual effort. But this terrible individualism must inevitably have an end, and all will suddenly understand... ...y- thing that is opposed to civic duty, of the most complete and malignant individualism. ‘The world may burn for aught I *Gogol. *After me, the delug...