Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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43. oldal
... moral philosophy is natural history . He makes an ass bray wisdom , and a frog croak humanity . The store of moral truth , and the fund of invention in exhibiting it in eternal forms , palpable and in- telligible , and delightful to ...
... moral philosophy is natural history . He makes an ass bray wisdom , and a frog croak humanity . The store of moral truth , and the fund of invention in exhibiting it in eternal forms , palpable and in- telligible , and delightful to ...
60. oldal
... moral judg- ment , by bribing our self - love to side with them . Not to do so , is not morality , but affectation , stupidity , or ill - nature . I have more sympathy with one of Shakspeare's pick - purses , Gadshill or Peto , than I ...
... moral judg- ment , by bribing our self - love to side with them . Not to do so , is not morality , but affectation , stupidity , or ill - nature . I have more sympathy with one of Shakspeare's pick - purses , Gadshill or Peto , than I ...
179. oldal
... moral philoso- phers , moral historians , and that's better or if they are both , they found the one character upon the other ; their premises precede their conclusions ; and we put faith in their testimony , for we know that it is true ...
... moral philoso- phers , moral historians , and that's better or if they are both , they found the one character upon the other ; their premises precede their conclusions ; and we put faith in their testimony , for we know that it is true ...
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