Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2961

Penciling by Heath on notepad paper

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Besides the inorganic sciences, he brings biology, anthropology, the lessons of history and the precepts of religion to bear him witness of how freedom functions and coercion fails.

 

  Untrammeled by worn-out traditions, this amateur in social analysis with logical incisiveness opens up new wide fields of constructive thought.

 

  The principle of this operates among the units in all organized things, from atoms and cells in reciprocal relations up to and including socially organized men.

 

 

 

A brilliant, almost startling yet well-founded departure alike from current academic conceptions and from the obsessions of political salvation that have been long handed down — a heartening and inspiring new point of view.