ABSTRACT
This chapter considers some of the higher activities of life, such as the writing and the reading of books, though the one may be called production and the other consumption. It may sometimes be the case that the latter is as hard work as the former. But it is almost the whole business of human life to find means of counteracting natural tendencies that are opposed to the intrinsic values. At a higher level in education, it is important that the study of the industrial aspects of life should be regarded as among the most interesting branches in the work of a University Racial antagonisms and it is chiefly on cultural considerations. It deals with the difficulties that are hoped, become somewhat more apparent after we have considered the more purely political aspects of communal life. It must be remembered further that the economic aspect of life, also concerns labour, but also with leisure, cultural activity but physical relaxation.
