《S_ren Kierkegaard - The Present Moment》.pdfVIP

SELECTIONS FROM THE PRESENT MOMENT[1] BY WAY OF INTRODUCTION (No. I, 1) Plato says somewhere in his Republic that things will go well only when those men shall govern the state who do not desire to govern. The idea is probably that, assuming the necessary capability, a mans reluctance to govern affords a good guarantee that he will govern well and efficiently; whereas a man desirous of governing may very easily either abuse his p