Ethics of Literature

absolute absurd affected alleged Almighty analogy apologetics apologist appear argument assertion assumed atheism atoms attempt believe Buddhism capacity centuries character Christianity civilization cognition conceive conception condition consciousness copula creature creed declarations divine doctrine duty empirical eternal evolution exhibition existence experience expression fact faith Faust force free agency heaven human mind ical idea imagine implies impossible individual infinite intellectual intelligible judgment King knowledge known Lancelot learned literary literature logic Lucretius mankind matter means ment mental Mephistopheles moral moral philosophy natural law necessarily never object organism phenomena philosopher says philosophic historian physical poet poetic poetry possible posteriori present prevail principle priori proposition pure reader reason regard relation religion religious representation result Sartor Resartus seems sensation sense sensibility sensuous faculty sensuous intuition soul space substance supposed tendency thing thought tion transcendental logic true truth understanding universal unless validity vindication wisdom write