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Page 288
... feeling to settle the matter is short and pointed : All experience shows that " moral feelings " are eminently artificial , and the product of culture ; that the most senseless and pernicious " feelings " can be raised to the utmost ...
... feeling to settle the matter is short and pointed : All experience shows that " moral feelings " are eminently artificial , and the product of culture ; that the most senseless and pernicious " feelings " can be raised to the utmost ...
Page 338
Alburey Castell. It is used to express feeling about certain objects , but not to make any assertion about them . It is worth mentioning that ethical terms do not serve only to express feel- ing . They are calculated also to arouse feeling ...
Alburey Castell. It is used to express feeling about certain objects , but not to make any assertion about them . It is worth mentioning that ethical terms do not serve only to express feel- ing . They are calculated also to arouse feeling ...
Page 339
... feeling often accompanies the expression of that feeling , and is then , indeed , a factor in the expression of that feeling . Thus I may simultaneously express boredom and say that I am bored , and in that case my utterance of the ...
... feeling often accompanies the expression of that feeling , and is then , indeed , a factor in the expression of that feeling . Thus I may simultaneously express boredom and say that I am bored , and in that case my utterance of the ...
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AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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