Latin America Its Rise And Progress
Latin America Its Rise And Progress
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Hostos might be called an optimistic rationalist. He believed in an ideal world. Science, according EVOLUTION OF PHILOSOPHY 273 to him, is an efficacious agent of virtue. He thought it possible to discipline the will by teaching what is true. Good is not a metaphysical entity nor duty an imperative ; the two together constitute a " natural order. " A profound harmony exists between man and the world he lives in, and the moral law is merely the revelation in the consciousness of the geometry of ...things. For Hostos the world was just, logical, and full of reason ; an internal law, lex insita, was manifested in the sidereal harmonies as in virtuous actions.
The moral ideal is therefore merely the adaptation of conduct to the inevitable and harmonious relations of things. Does not this optimism recall the morality of Spencer, the rigorous ethics of Spinoza, and the thought of Cournot, that " the philosophical basis of morality is the idea of conformity to the universal order "?
The founders of the Republic were formed by scholasticism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hostos might be called an optimistic rationalist. He believed in an ideal world. Science, according EVOLUTION OF PHILOSOPHY 273 to him, is an efficacious agent of virtue. He thought it possible to discipline the will by teaching what is true. Good is not a metaphysical entity nor duty an imperative ; the two together constitute a " natural order. " A profound harmony exists between man and the world he lives in, and the moral law is merely the revelation in the consciousness of the geometry of ...things. For Hostos the world was just, logical, and full of reason ; an internal law, lex insita, was manifested in the sidereal harmonies as in virtuous actions.
The moral ideal is therefore merely the adaptation of conduct to the inevitable and harmonious relations of things. Does not this optimism recall the morality of Spencer, the rigorous ethics of Spinoza, and the thought of Cournot, that " the philosophical basis of morality is the idea of conformity to the universal order "?
The founders of the Republic were formed by scholasticism.
What to read after Latin America Its Rise And Progress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francisco Garca Caldern to read onlineMoreLess
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