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Title: Essays On Work And Culture Author: Hamilton Wright Mabie Release Date: July, 2004 [EBook #6143] [Yes, we are more than one year ahead of schedule] [This file was first posted on November 19, 2002] Edition: 10 Language: English
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ESSAYS ON WORK AND CULTURE
BY
HAMILTONWRIGHTMABIE
To Henry Van Dyke
"Along the slender wires of speech Some message from the heart is sent; But who can tell the whole that's meant? Our dearest thoughts are out of reach."
CONTENTS
I. Tool or Man? II. The Man in the Work III. Work as Self-Expression IV. The Pain of Youth V. The Year of Wandering VI. The Ultimate Test VII. Liberation VIII. The Larger Education IX. Fellowship X. Work and Pessimism XI. The Educational Attitude XII. Special Training XIII. General Training XIV. The Ultimate Aim XV. Securing Right Conditions XVI. Concentration XVII. Relaxation XVIII. Recreation XIX. Ease of Mood XX. Sharing the Race-Fortune XXI. The Imagination in Work XXII. The Play of the Imagination XXIII. Character XXIV. Freedom from Self-Consciousness XXV. Consummation