 ... choice a chance to pass upon it at all. If the simpler phases of valuation, those that relate to the personal aims of the individual, are usually subconscious, much more is this true of the larger phases which relate to the development of complex...  The Relation of Custom to Price - Page 28by Harry Jerome - 1918Full view - About this book
 | Benjamin McAlester Anderson - Value - 1911 - 268 pages
...minds of many men, as well as other factors which we shall have to analyze in considerable detail, great social values whose motivating power directs...paths which no individual man foresaw or purposed. In Urban's phrase, — between the subjectively desired and the objectively desirable in ethics, between... | |
 | Benjamin McAlester Anderson - Value - 1911 - 246 pages
...minds of many men, as well as other factors which we shall have to analyze in considerable detail, great social values whose motivating power directs...the activities ^of nations, of .great industries, of literary~and artistic"^' schools," of churches and other social organizations, asjwell as the daily... | |
 | Charles Horton Cooley - Social Science - 1918 - 446 pages
...phases which relate to the development of complex impersonal wholes. It is quite true that there are "great social values whose motivating power directs...organizations, as well as the daily lives of every man and woman—impelling them in paths which no individual man foresaw or purposed." * ..' *i iXbe institutions,... | |
 | Charles Horton Cooley - 1912 - 52 pages
...phases which relate to the development of complex impersonal wholes. It is quite true that there are "great social values whose motivating power directs...impelling them in paths which no individual man foresaw or purposed."1 Nor is there anything mysterious about this: it is simply one aspect of the fact that the... | |
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