- i) One can work within any structure.
- ii) Once one can work within any structure, some structures are more efficient than others.
- iii) There is no one structure which is universally appropriate.
- iv) Commitment to an aim within an inappropriate structure will give rise to the creation of an appropriate structure.
- v) Apathy, ie passive commitment, within an appropriate structure will effect its collapse.
- vi) Dogmatic attachment to the supposed merits of a particular structure hinders the search for an appropriate structure.
- vii) There will be difficulty defining the appropriate structure because it will always be mobile, ie in process.
“My belief is that all political activity directed towards changing the means of working, is ineffective without a change in our way of working, and that this is essentially personal. If we change our way of doing things, structural change necessarily follows. If we wish for this personal change we need discipline, and the only effective discipline is self-discipline.”
”But music is a very considerable friend to us at awkward moments.”
