C. G. Jung Quotes

Words Like "Society" And "State" Are So Concretized That They Are Almost Personified. In The Opinion Of The Man In The Street, The "State," Far More Than Any King In History, Is The Inexhaustible Giver Of All Good; The "State" Is Invoked, Made Responsible, Grumbled At, And So On And So Forth. Society Is Elevated To The Rank Of A Supreme Ethical Principle; Indeed, It Is Even Credited With Positively Creative Capacities.

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