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Page 430
... sense of depressed vitality , I can be said to hate and will consider bad . The succession of ideas which ... sense of the word , but also in his tech- nical sense ; in ordinary life ( special conditions will be described later ) they ...
... sense of depressed vitality , I can be said to hate and will consider bad . The succession of ideas which ... sense of the word , but also in his tech- nical sense ; in ordinary life ( special conditions will be described later ) they ...
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... sense ; but this is wholly mislead- ing , since we must not suppose that human beings , or any other natural objects , have been designed for any purpose ; consequently it makes no sense to think of them as fulfilling , or failing to ...
... sense ; but this is wholly mislead- ing , since we must not suppose that human beings , or any other natural objects , have been designed for any purpose ; consequently it makes no sense to think of them as fulfilling , or failing to ...
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... sense ( titillatio ) may be excessive , as upset- ting the balance and well - being of the whole organism ; but pleasure in the sense of conscious well - being and enjoyed activity is the characteristic of the free or intelligent man's ...
... sense ( titillatio ) may be excessive , as upset- ting the balance and well - being of the whole organism ; but pleasure in the sense of conscious well - being and enjoyed activity is the characteristic of the free or intelligent man's ...
Contents
HOMER The Iliad or The Poem of Force | 3 |
AESCHYLUS Introduction to the Oresteia | 51 |
Sophocles | 78 |
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