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... moral or conventional estimate of their worthiness , if a given state of consciousness is pleasant we seek to retain it , if painful to be rid of it . We prefer greater pleasure before less , less pain before greater . This is , in fact ...
... moral or conventional estimate of their worthiness , if a given state of consciousness is pleasant we seek to retain it , if painful to be rid of it . We prefer greater pleasure before less , less pain before greater . This is , in fact ...
Side 42
... moral ' feelings ( hate , love , pride , gratitude , contempt , & c . ) , æsthetic , intellectual , and religious feelings , differ from one another only in degree of complexity . The higher feelings develop out of the sense pleasures ...
... moral ' feelings ( hate , love , pride , gratitude , contempt , & c . ) , æsthetic , intellectual , and religious feelings , differ from one another only in degree of complexity . The higher feelings develop out of the sense pleasures ...
Side 101
... morally repulsive . The undue prominence of the animal nature , desires which lead to misuse of functions , desires of any kind raised to an unnatural degree , all arouse the emotion of repugnance . The same prin- ciple is at work where ...
... morally repulsive . The undue prominence of the animal nature , desires which lead to misuse of functions , desires of any kind raised to an unnatural degree , all arouse the emotion of repugnance . The same prin- ciple is at work where ...
Side 103
... moral ' disgust these sensations are suggested by analogy . Aversion , as ordinarily understood , is not merely the practical attitude of repugnance , but also the corresponding feeling- attitude at a certain degree of intensity ...
... moral ' disgust these sensations are suggested by analogy . Aversion , as ordinarily understood , is not merely the practical attitude of repugnance , but also the corresponding feeling- attitude at a certain degree of intensity ...
Side 105
... hedonic and need not be discussed . The aesthetic , moral , and religious feelings do not call for extended notice . It can easily be proved that there is no special æsthetic emotion . A beauti- THE PRIMARY EMOTIONS . 105.
... hedonic and need not be discussed . The aesthetic , moral , and religious feelings do not call for extended notice . It can easily be proved that there is no special æsthetic emotion . A beauti- THE PRIMARY EMOTIONS . 105.
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