...for civilized man death has no meaning. It has none because the
individual life of civilized man placed into an infinite 'progress'
according to its own imminent meaning should never come to an
end; for there is always a further step ahead of one who stands in
the march of progress. And no man who comes to die stands upon
the peak which lies in infinity.
出典
Science as a Vocation (Wissenschaft als Beruf)
Max Weber (1919)
書籍
H.H. Gerth and C. W. Mills (translated and edited)
From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology
Oxford University Press 1946
"My mother told me to keep on singing and that kept me working
through the cotton fields. She said God has his hand on you. You'll
be singing for the world someday." ---Johnny Cash
(言い訳他)
投稿者:ばん まい 投稿日:2003年10月 3日(金)22時06分8秒なかなかまとめられません。 ここにコウルサイことを書いて出すのは、頭中を
まとめるにはもってこいなのですが。
*知性を備えた人は何故か悲しそうな姿をしているように見える
*ヒトの諸行為の原動力は、存在しないもの(権力)を生じさせようという考え?
*訓練ばかりではなく経験の価値をヒトはもう少し見つめ直した方がよい
*散らかすことと発見とは異なる
*孤立を怖れず連帯を厭わず