Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
Don't Take The Will For The Deed; Get The Deed.
-Lewis Mumford
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
Don't Take The Will For
Lewis Mumford
Don't Take The Will For The Deed; Get The Deed.
Views: 125
Topic
Ambition
Advice
Deeds
More From Lewis Mumford
The Settlement Of America Had Its Origins In The Unsettlement Of Europe. America Came Into Existence When The European Was Already So Distant From The Ancient Ideas And Ways Of His Birthplace That The Whole Span Of The Atlantic Did Not Widen The Gulf.
Discovery
Europe
Birth Place
The Chief Enemy Of Peace Is The Spirit Of Unreason Itself: An Inability To Conceive Alternatives, An Unwillingness To Reconsider Old Prejudices, To Part With Ideological Obsessions, To Entertain New Ideas Or To Improve New Plans.
Ideas
Justice
Diversity
Integration Proceeds By Just The Opposite Route: A Deliberate Heightening Of Every Organic Function; A Release Of Impulses From Circumstances That Irrationally Thwarted Them; Richer And More Complex Patterns Of Activity; An Esthetic Heightening Of Anticipated Realizations; A Steady Lengthening Of The Future; A Faith In Cosmic Perspectives.
Love
Faith
Opposites
Our National Flower Is The Concrete Cloverleaf.
Funny
Witty
Flower
In The Name Of Economy A Thousand Wasteful Devices Would Be Invented; And In The Name Of Efficiency New Forms Of Mechanical Time-wasting Would Be Devised: Both Processes Gained Speed Through The Nineteenth Century And Have Come Close To The Limit Of Extravagant Futility In Our Own Time. But Labor-saving Devices Could Only Achieve Their End-that Of Freeing Mankind For Higher Functions-if The Standard Of Living Remained Stable. The Dogma Of Increasing Wants Nullified Every Real Economy And Set The Community In A Collective Squirrel-cage.
Real
Names
Squirrels
Trending Author
Richard Hofstadter
Broderick Crawford
Paul Gauguin
Hans Christian Andersen
Kevin Eubanks
Shannen Doherty
Category
Information