Pessimism: A History and a Criticism, Volume 1H. S. King, 1877 - 477 pages |
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... pure isolated intellect , but are the products of concrete minds made up in part of certain emotional and moral peculiarities which mould and colour in numberless par- ticulars their intellectual workmanship . It is at least à priori ...
... pure isolated intellect , but are the products of concrete minds made up in part of certain emotional and moral peculiarities which mould and colour in numberless par- ticulars their intellectual workmanship . It is at least à priori ...
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... pure delight , or of all - embracing misery ; there emerges the question of relative quantity or proportion , though at first this is not distinctly formulated . The man leaning to the pole of optimism does not say the good exceeds the ...
... pure delight , or of all - embracing misery ; there emerges the question of relative quantity or proportion , though at first this is not distinctly formulated . The man leaning to the pole of optimism does not say the good exceeds the ...
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... pure impulse of pessimism , or he may do so in order to call attention to some genuine good , for which he thinks a spurious good is being substituted . Asceticism practised in the midst of corrupting sensuality , as may well have been ...
... pure impulse of pessimism , or he may do so in order to call attention to some genuine good , for which he thinks a spurious good is being substituted . Asceticism practised in the midst of corrupting sensuality , as may well have been ...
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... pure and good : Round these , with tendrils strong as flesh and blood , Our pastime and our happiness will grow . The opposite phase of instinctive belief respecting the worth of our human lot requires a fuller illustration in this ...
... pure and good : Round these , with tendrils strong as flesh and blood , Our pastime and our happiness will grow . The opposite phase of instinctive belief respecting the worth of our human lot requires a fuller illustration in this ...
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... pure and simple , and as the direct progenitor of the modern German systems . Buddha ( or his followers ) denies the existence not only of a Creator but of an Absolute Being . There is no reality anywhere , neither in the past nor in ...
... pure and simple , and as the direct progenitor of the modern German systems . Buddha ( or his followers ) denies the existence not only of a Creator but of an Absolute Being . There is no reality anywhere , neither in the past nor in ...
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