By Peter G. Zarrow
Naphtali Lewis and Meyer Reinhold's Roman Civilization is a vintage. initially released through Columbia collage Press in 1955, the authors have undertaken one other revision which takes under consideration fresh paintings within the box. those volumes include chosen fundamental files from historical Rome, masking a number over 1,000 years of Roman tradition, from the root of town to its sacking by means of the Goths.The choices disguise a large spectrum of Roman civilization, together with literature, philosophy, faith, schooling, politics, army affairs, and economics. those English translations of literary, inscriptional, and papyrological resources, a lot of that are on hand nowhere else, create a mosaic of the brilliance, the wonder, and the ability of Rome.
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Democracy involves free, self-chosen activity and understanding; it means mature self-control and independence. Any man who escapes from reality through the use of alcohol and drugs is no longer a free agent; he is no longer able to exert any voluntary control over his mind and his actions. He is no longer a selfresponsible individual. Alcoholism and drug addiction prepare the pattern of mental submission so beloved by the totalitarian brainwasher. 37 Hypnotism and Mental Coercion From time immemorial those who wanted to know the inner workings of the other fellow's mind in order to exert pressure on him have used artificial means to find the hidden pathways to his most private thoughts.
Western experimental psychologists tend to see the conditioned reflex as developing fully only in the service of gratifying basic instinctual needs or of avoiding pain, that is, only when the whole organism is concerned in the activity. In that complicated process of response to the world, conscious, and especially unconscious, drives and motivations play a role. All training, of which the conditioned response is only one example, is an automatization of actions which were originally consciously learned and thought over.
Why one man should inspire the desire to give in and another the desire to resist is one of the mysteries of human relationships and contact. Why do certain personalities complement and reinforce one another while others clash and destroy one another? Psychoanalysis has given new insight into those strange human relations and involvements. 40 Needling for the Truth During the Second World war, the technique of the so-called truth serum (the popular name for narco-analysis) was developed to help soldiers who had broken down under the strain of battle.