Social Statics, Or, The Conditions Essential to Human Happiness Specified: And the First of Them DevelopedWilliams and Norgate, 1868 - 523 páginas |
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... suffering incident to the human body , from a headache up to a fatal illness -from a burn or a sprain , to accidental loss of life , is similarly traceable to the having placed that body in a situation for which its powers did not fit ...
... suffering incident to the human body , from a headache up to a fatal illness -from a burn or a sprain , to accidental loss of life , is similarly traceable to the having placed that body in a situation for which its powers did not fit ...
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... suffering . " The clear meaning of this statement is that the reason of the individual , where it fails to estimate rightly , will have its judgments supplemented by the intuitive judgments which perpetually- repeated experiences ...
... suffering . " The clear meaning of this statement is that the reason of the individual , where it fails to estimate rightly , will have its judgments supplemented by the intuitive judgments which perpetually- repeated experiences ...
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... suffering , so is the refusal to satisfy the cravings of any other faculty also productive of suffering , to an extent proportionate to the import- ance of that faculty . But as God wills man's happi THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF ACTION . 93 ...
... suffering , so is the refusal to satisfy the cravings of any other faculty also productive of suffering , to an extent proportionate to the import- ance of that faculty . But as God wills man's happi THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF ACTION . 93 ...
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... suffering on his fellows , he does so at the expense of suffering to himself . The evil must be borne by some one , and the question is by whom . Shall the Protestant , by showing reverence for what he does not revere , tell a virtual ...
... suffering on his fellows , he does so at the expense of suffering to himself . The evil must be borne by some one , and the question is by whom . Shall the Protestant , by showing reverence for what he does not revere , tell a virtual ...
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... suffering will be inflicted , are in normal or abnor- mal states . For example , though it is very manifest that drunkenness is an injurious exercise of faculties , as being clearly productive of more pain than pleasure , it is by no ...
... suffering will be inflicted , are in normal or abnor- mal states . For example , though it is very manifest that drunkenness is an injurious exercise of faculties , as being clearly productive of more pain than pleasure , it is by no ...
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