No Very Sharp Line Can Be Drawn

To Be Interested In The Public Good We Must Be Disinterested, That Is, Not Interested In Goods In Which Our Personal Selves Are Wrapped Up.

In Wartime We Identify Ourselves With The Nation, And Its Interests Are The Interests Of Our Primal Selves.

The Beauty Of A Face Is Not A Separate Quality But A Relation Or Proportion Of Qualities To Each Other.

What Gives It Its Human Character Is That The Individual Through Language Addresses Himself In The Role Of The Others In The Group And Thus Becomes Aware Of Them In His Own Conduct.

No Very Sharp Line Can Be Drawn Between Social Psychology And Individual Psychology.