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As the racial distinction of humanity lies in its social relation, so we find the distinctive gains and losses of humanity to lie also in its social relation. We are more affected by our relation to each other than by our physical environment.
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As the racial distinction of humanity lies in its social relation, so we find the distinctive gains and losses of humanity to lie also in its social relation. We are more affected by our relation to each other than by our physical environment.
To specialize any form of labor is a step up: to organize it is another step.
Language is our largest common medium, and leads on into literature, which is but preserved speech.
The brain of man is the social organ, the organ of communication. Through it flows the current of thought, whereby we are enabled to work together.