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Many mechanical arts, indeed, require no capacity; they succeed best under a total suppression of sentiment and reason; and ignorance is the mother of industry as well as of superstition. Reflection and fancy are subject to err; but a habit of moving...

An Essay on the History of Civil Society - Trang 299
bởi Adam Ferguson - 1809 - 464 trang
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Body Parts: Critical Explorations in Corporeality

Christopher E. Forth, Ivan Crozier - 2005 - 292 trang

...most, where the mind is least consulted, and where the workshop may, without any great effort of the imagination, be considered as an engine, the parts of which are men." This notion that dexterity within the division of labor stunted the mind gave new license to the age-old...

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