If A Man Went Simply

We May Affirm, Then, That The Main Drift Of The Later Renaissance Was Away From A Humanism That Favored A Free Expansion Toward A Humanism That Was In The Highest Degree Disciplinary And Selective.

The Human Mind, If It Is To Keep Its Sanity, Must Maintain The Nicest Balance Between Unity And Plurality.

If Quantitatively The American Achievement Is Impressive, Qualitatively It Is Somewhat Less Satisfying.

Yet Aristotle's Excellence Of Substance, So Far From Being Associated With The Grand Style, Is Associated With Something That At Times Comes Perilously Near Jargon.

If We Are To Have Such A Discipline We Must Have Standards, And To Get Our Standards Under Existing Conditions We Must Have Criticism.