Collected Essays And Reviews
Collected Essays And Reviews
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Cer- tainly Mr. Spencer would not; while the common sense of mankind would stand aghast at the thought of them. Why does common opinion abhor such a being? Why does it crave greater "rich- ness'' of nature in its mental ideal? Simply be- cause, to common sense, survival is only one out of many interests — primvs inter pares, perhaps, but still in the midst of peers. What are these inter- ests? Most men would reply that they are all that 52 Digitized by Google £1878] SPENCER'S DEFINITION OF MIND... makes survival worth securing. The social aflfec- tionS; all the various forms of play, the thrilling in- timations of art, the delights of philosophic con- templation, the rest of religious emotion, the joy of moral self-approbation, the charm of fancy and of wit — some or all of these are absolutely required to make the notion of mere existence tolerable; and individuals who, by their special powers, satisfy these desires are protected by their fellows and en- abled to survive, though their mental constitution should in other respects be lamentably ill-^'ad- justed*' to the outward world.
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Cer- tainly Mr. Spencer would not; while the common sense of mankind would stand aghast at the thought of them. Why does common opinion abhor such a being? Why does it crave greater "rich- ness'' of nature in its mental ideal? Simply be- cause, to common sense, survival is only one out of many interests — primvs inter pares, perhaps, but still in the midst of peers. What are these inter- ests? Most men would reply that they are all that 52 Digitized by Google £1878] SPENCER'S DEFINITION OF MIND... makes survival worth securing. The social aflfec- tionS; all the various forms of play, the thrilling in- timations of art, the delights of philosophic con- templation, the rest of religious emotion, the joy of moral self-approbation, the charm of fancy and of wit — some or all of these are absolutely required to make the notion of mere existence tolerable; and individuals who, by their special powers, satisfy these desires are protected by their fellows and en- abled to survive, though their mental constitution should in other respects be lamentably ill-^'ad- justed*' to the outward world.
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