It makes men conscious of the existence and interest of affairs lying outside the dull round of their own daily lives.
Woodrow Wilson: “It makes men conscious of the existence and interest of affairs lying outside the dull round of their own daily lives.”
Editor's note · Context
Wilson notes that increased awareness of global affairs enriches individuals' lives beyond their immediate surroundings.
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