Principles of Mental Physiology With Their Applications to the Training And Di
Principles of Mental Physiology With Their Applications to the Training And Di
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Thus, Benevolence is the pleasur- able contemplation of the hapjiiness or welfare of others ; and shows itself alike in the habitual entertainment of the abstract or general idea, and in the direction of the conduct with a view to promote this result in any particular instance on which the bene- Composite Nature of Emotions. 3 1 7 volent desire may be fixed. So there is a positive pleasure, in some ill-coustitutcd minds, iu the contemplation of the wjihappiness of others ; and this (of which Di...ckens's Quilp is an impersonation) we designate as Malevolence. Combativeness, again, in so far as it is a Psychical attribute, is the pleasm-able idea of setting one's self in antagonism with others. There are individuals who never manifest the least degree of j>hysical Combativeness, who yet show a remarkable love of op2:)Osition in all then" psyddcal relations with others. That objections will be raised by such persons to any plan that may be proposed, we can always feel sure, though we may not have the remotest idea as to what the objection may be in each particular case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, Benevolence is the pleasur- able contemplation of the hapjiiness or welfare of others ; and shows itself alike in the habitual entertainment of the abstract or general idea, and in the direction of the conduct with a view to promote this result in any particular instance on which the bene- Composite Nature of Emotions. 3 1 7 volent desire may be fixed. So there is a positive pleasure, in some ill-coustitutcd minds, iu the contemplation of the wjihappiness of others ; and this (of which Di...ckens's Quilp is an impersonation) we designate as Malevolence. Combativeness, again, in so far as it is a Psychical attribute, is the pleasm-able idea of setting one's self in antagonism with others. There are individuals who never manifest the least degree of j>hysical Combativeness, who yet show a remarkable love of op2:)Osition in all then" psyddcal relations with others. That objections will be raised by such persons to any plan that may be proposed, we can always feel sure, though we may not have the remotest idea as to what the objection may be in each particular case.
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