London Review, 9. kötet1779 |
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18. oldal
... paffions and prejudices , the hoftile motives and intentions , of the feveral theologians , we may frequently extract knowledge from credulity , moderation from zeal , and impartial truth from the moft difingenuous controverfy . It is ...
... paffions and prejudices , the hoftile motives and intentions , of the feveral theologians , we may frequently extract knowledge from credulity , moderation from zeal , and impartial truth from the moft difingenuous controverfy . It is ...
80. oldal
... paffions , heated imaginations , and turbulent appetites ; in the other cafes , of gloomy and debating fu- perftitions , of ftrong fears of fhame or want , or of fome other per- verted affection , or urgent and forcible paffion . But ...
... paffions , heated imaginations , and turbulent appetites ; in the other cafes , of gloomy and debating fu- perftitions , of ftrong fears of fhame or want , or of fome other per- verted affection , or urgent and forcible paffion . But ...
81. oldal
... paffions , of an inherent attachment to , or love of , life , a defire of pleasure , and an averfion to pain . It is the paffions , the motives to moral action , which , in conjunction with reafon and reflection , conftitute that ...
... paffions , of an inherent attachment to , or love of , life , a defire of pleasure , and an averfion to pain . It is the paffions , the motives to moral action , which , in conjunction with reafon and reflection , conftitute that ...
83. oldal
... paffions fir'd , The will to pleasure firft afpir'd ; The moral agent bound to chufe From pleasure's most immediate views . " But , prone to cenfure and complain , -Suppose our first fenfation pain ; Let pain or pleasure be attain'd ...
... paffions fir'd , The will to pleasure firft afpir'd ; The moral agent bound to chufe From pleasure's most immediate views . " But , prone to cenfure and complain , -Suppose our first fenfation pain ; Let pain or pleasure be attain'd ...
120. oldal
... paffions are excited by due degrees ; fo that any excess in either is not with impunity to infringe the rights of a neighbour ; where few are overladen with obligation , but every man struggles for a little , fo that obligations are ...
... paffions are excited by due degrees ; fo that any excess in either is not with impunity to infringe the rights of a neighbour ; where few are overladen with obligation , but every man struggles for a little , fo that obligations are ...
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