“The need of the modern world is the discipline and training of the emotions; which neither the intellectual training of philosophy or science, nor the wisdom of humanism, nor the negative instruction of psychology can give.” T.S. Eliot, Religion without Humanism (1930)
Excerpt From
The Complete Prose of T. S. Eliot: The Critical Edition Volume 4: English Lion, 1930–1933,
“The need of the modern world is the discipline and training of the emotions; which neither the intellectual training of philosophy or science, nor the wisdom of humanism, nor the negative instruction of psychology can give.” T.S. Eliot, Religion without Humanism (1930)
Excerpt From
The Complete Prose of T. S. Eliot: The Critical Edition Volume 4: English Lion, 1930–1933,
Jason Harding and Ronald Schuchard, editors
Great quotation! Incidentally, Jason Harding taught me an Evelyn Waugh class when I was an undergraduate!