Initiation Into Philosophy
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Nevertheless wedeliberate, we consider different courses to pursue and we decide on theone we desire to choose. No; we do not deliberate, we only imagine wedeliberate. Deliberation is only a succession of different feelings, and tothe one that gains the day we give the name of volition. "In the[so-called] deliberation, the final desire or the final fear is calledwill. " Therefore liberty has no more existence among men than amonganimals; will and desire are only one and the same thing considere...d underdifferent aspects.
UTILITARIAN MORALITY. --Henceforth there is no morality; without thepower to will this and not to will that, there is no possiblemorality. Hobbes retorts with "utilitarian morality": What man should seekis pleasure, as Aristippus thought; but true pleasure--that which ispermanent and that which is useful to him. Now it is useful to be a goodcitizen, a loyal subject, sociable, serviceable to others, careful toobtain their esteem by good conduct, etc. Morality is interest rightlyunderstood, and interest rightly understood is absolutely blended with themorality of duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless wedeliberate, we consider different courses to pursue and we decide on theone we desire to choose. No; we do not deliberate, we only imagine wedeliberate. Deliberation is only a succession of different feelings, and tothe one that gains the day we give the name of volition. "In the[so-called] deliberation, the final desire or the final fear is calledwill. " Therefore liberty has no more existence among men than amonganimals; will and desire are only one and the same thing considere...d underdifferent aspects.
UTILITARIAN MORALITY. --Henceforth there is no morality; without thepower to will this and not to will that, there is no possiblemorality. Hobbes retorts with "utilitarian morality": What man should seekis pleasure, as Aristippus thought; but true pleasure--that which ispermanent and that which is useful to him. Now it is useful to be a goodcitizen, a loyal subject, sociable, serviceable to others, careful toobtain their esteem by good conduct, etc. Morality is interest rightlyunderstood, and interest rightly understood is absolutely blended with themorality of duty.
What to read after Initiation Into Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mile Faguet to read onlineMoreLess
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