Utopia: NotesCliff Notes, Incorporated, 1975 - 64 oldal |
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18. oldal
... natural instincts , which are equated with the laws of nature , are interpreted as justifying complete free- dom in sexual relations . Their observance of community property is de- fended as minimizing personal conflicts and legal ...
... natural instincts , which are equated with the laws of nature , are interpreted as justifying complete free- dom in sexual relations . Their observance of community property is de- fended as minimizing personal conflicts and legal ...
46. oldal
... nature . Reason serves as a guide toward the goal of conformity to nature's rule . It is reason , they say , that counsels first of all a reverence for Divine Majesty , and next that we keep our minds free from passion . Finally ...
... nature . Reason serves as a guide toward the goal of conformity to nature's rule . It is reason , they say , that counsels first of all a reverence for Divine Majesty , and next that we keep our minds free from passion . Finally ...
47. oldal
... nature , which manifests God's plan . The corollary to that in- junction is to receive joyously those experiences which nature has deter- mined to be both necessary and pleasurable , whether at table or in bed , at a concert , or ...
... nature , which manifests God's plan . The corollary to that in- junction is to receive joyously those experiences which nature has deter- mined to be both necessary and pleasurable , whether at table or in bed , at a concert , or ...
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