Culture Must Have Its Ultimate Aim In

In Europe Art Has To A Large Degree Taken The Place Of Religion. In America It Seems Rather To Be Science.

The Content Of The Ideal Is A Desire To Return To The Perfection Of An Imaginary Past.

History Can Predict Nothing Except That Great Changes In Human Relationships Will Never Come About In The Form In Which They Have Been Anticipated.

An Aristocratic Culture Does Not Advertise Its Emotions. In Its Forms Of Expression It Is Sober And Reserved. Its General Attitude Is Stoic.

The Awareness Of The All-surpassing Importance Of Social Groups Is Now General Property In America.