A Study in the Psychology of Ethics Microform
A Study in the Psychology of Ethics Microform
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In the light of this discussion of the notion of worth and the internal obligation implied therein, we can determine in what sense man is free. The individual is not free if he acts under external com- pulsion, or is carried away by any of his particular impulses regardless of everything else. He is free if he can do what he most desires to do, if he can be what he fain would be. This is the only intelligible meaning which can be attached to the term ' freedom. ' Now the ideal of worth appeals ...to the individual as desirable in the highest degree. It represents what l66 PSYCHOLOGY OF ETHICS.
he, in virtue of his essential nature, must desire above all else. Accordingly, if the human being can realise his ideals of worth to any extent, he is free to that extent. It has been shown, however, that the obligation which worth involves is effective in con- duct. Consequently, in establishing the internal nature, paramount place, and practical influence of the obligation to realise the ideal of worth, we have established the possibility of human freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the light of this discussion of the notion of worth and the internal obligation implied therein, we can determine in what sense man is free. The individual is not free if he acts under external com- pulsion, or is carried away by any of his particular impulses regardless of everything else. He is free if he can do what he most desires to do, if he can be what he fain would be. This is the only intelligible meaning which can be attached to the term ' freedom. ' Now the ideal of worth appeals ...to the individual as desirable in the highest degree. It represents what l66 PSYCHOLOGY OF ETHICS.
he, in virtue of his essential nature, must desire above all else. Accordingly, if the human being can realise his ideals of worth to any extent, he is free to that extent. It has been shown, however, that the obligation which worth involves is effective in con- duct. Consequently, in establishing the internal nature, paramount place, and practical influence of the obligation to realise the ideal of worth, we have established the possibility of human freedom.
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