On Heroes, Hero Worship, and the Heroic in History (Rethinking the Western Tradition)
Thomas Carlyleamazon.com
On Heroes, Hero Worship, and the Heroic in History (Rethinking the Western Tradition)
What if really opening oneself up to the life-changing study of humanities will often require an initial faith, so that those who already have this faith are the ones in whom it is likely to be renewed, and those who don't might well remain outside the cycle?, What if students at elite colleges are majoring in economics rather than English not beca
... See moreThis book deals with what is wrong, wrong in our root of argument and effort. This wrong is, I say, that we will go forward because we dare not go back.
Since man is a moment in astronomic time, a transient guest of the earth, a spore of his species, a scion of his race, a composite of body, character, and mind, a member of a family and a community, a believer or doubter of a faith, a unit in an economy, perhaps a citizen in a state or a soldier in an army, we may ask under the corresponding heads—
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