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A man may decide upon a trip for plea- sure across the Atlantic, although he feels sure of being seasick both on the outward and on the homeward voyage. But when we approach equality in such measurements, we cannot pretend to decide which of the quantities com- pared is the greater.
In any case, then, which does not call for immediate action, ethical deliberation, based on considerations of pain and pleasure, is pos- sible, and is actually in frequent use, whichever theory of the moral law may ...be approved.
XXI THE opinion attributed to Epicurus by Ci- cero, 1 that dishonor would be no evil if attended by no pain, is misconstrued by the oratorical philosopher, perhaps intentionally, for the sake 1 Tuac. Quaest. Ii, 12.
ESSAYS 59 of his rhetoric. If correctly stated, we must understand the assertion to imply a definition of evil as pain itself, or any cause of pain, with a correlative definition of good as pleasure or whatever produces it. Little fault, probably, will be found with these definitions except that they serve us poorly in distinguishing between good and evil, since one man is pleased by an event which pains another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man may decide upon a trip for plea- sure across the Atlantic, although he feels sure of being seasick both on the outward and on the homeward voyage. But when we approach equality in such measurements, we cannot pretend to decide which of the quantities com- pared is the greater.
In any case, then, which does not call for immediate action, ethical deliberation, based on considerations of pain and pleasure, is pos- sible, and is actually in frequent use, whichever theory of the moral law may ...be approved.
XXI THE opinion attributed to Epicurus by Ci- cero, 1 that dishonor would be no evil if attended by no pain, is misconstrued by the oratorical philosopher, perhaps intentionally, for the sake 1 Tuac. Quaest. Ii, 12.
ESSAYS 59 of his rhetoric. If correctly stated, we must understand the assertion to imply a definition of evil as pain itself, or any cause of pain, with a correlative definition of good as pleasure or whatever produces it. Little fault, probably, will be found with these definitions except that they serve us poorly in distinguishing between good and evil, since one man is pleased by an event which pains another.
What to read after Essays I Xxx?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Searle to read onlineMoreLess
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