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Now, with this book in his hand, the writer seeks all those who may happen to be wandering, hither and thither, impelled by feelings similar to his own. Allow yourselves to be discovered  ye lonely ones in whose existence I believe! NOW WITH THIS BOOK IN HIS HAND THE WRITER SEEKS ALL THOSE WHO MAY HAPPEN TO BE WANDERING HITHER AND THITHER IMPELLED BY FEELINGS SIMILAR TO HIS OWN ALLOW YOURSELVES TO BE DISCOVERED YE LONELY ONES WHOSE EXISTENCE I BELIEVE
ll that is required is prompt and bold reform; should he imagine that a new "organisation" introduced by the State, were all that is necessary, then we fear he would have misunderstood not only the author but the very nature of the problem under consideration. The third and most important stipulation is, that he should in no case be constantly bringing himself and his own "culture" forward, after the style of most modern men, as the correct standard and measure of all things. We would have him so highly educated that he could even think meanly of his education or despise it altogether. Only thus would he be able to trust entirely to the author's guidance; for it is only by virtue of ignorance and his consciousness of ignorance, that the latter can dare to make himself heard. Finally, the author would wish his reader to be fully alive to the specific character of our present barbarism and of that which distinguishes us, as the barbarians of the nineteenth century, from other barbarians. URE AND SUGGEST THAT ALL THAT IS REQUIRED IS PROMPT AND BOLD REFORM SHOULD HE IMAGINE THAT A NEW ORGANIZATION INTRODUCED BY THE STATE WHERE ALL THAT IS NECESSARY THEN WE FEAR HE WOULD HAVE MISUNDERSTOOD NOT ONLY THE AUTHOR BUT THE VERY NATURE OF THE PROBLEM UNDER CONSIDERATION THE THIRD AND MOST IMPORTANT STIPULATION IS THAT HE SHOULD IN NO CASE BE CONSTANTLY BRINGING HIMSELF AND HIS OWN CULTURE FORWARD AFTER THE STYLE OF MOST MODERN MEN AS THE CORRECT STANDARD AND MEASURE OF ALL THINGS WE WOULD HAVE HIM SO HIGHLY EDUCATED THAT HE COULD EVEN THINK MEANLY OF HIS EDUCATION OR DESPISE IT ALTOGETHER ONLY THUS WOULD HE BE ABLE TO TRUST ENTIRELY TO THE AUTHOR'S GUIDANCE FOR IT IS ONLY BY VIRTUE OF IGNORANCE AND HIS CONSCIOUSNESS OF IGNORANCE THAT THE LATTER CAN DARE TO MAKE HIMSELF HEARD FINALLY THE AUTHOR WOULD WISH HIS READER TO BE FULLY ALIVE TO THE SPECIFIC CHARACTER OF OUR PRESENT BARBARISM AND THAT WHICH DISTINGUISHES US AS THE BARBARIANS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY FROM OTHER BARBARIANS
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