“Live with the reality of unceasing change. . .”

“Live with the reality of unceasing change. They cannot prevent it—they can only hope to channel it in such a way as to preserve values and other essential continuities. And they cannot do that unless they understand the larger frame work in which change is occurring, and unless they know their own culture and the history of their own institutions. They cannot know what they want to preserve against the buffering of change. . . Continuity with the past is not a duty, it is only a necessity.”

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“Live with the reality of unceasing change. . .”

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