Proceedings
Proceedings
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Few great catastrophes go unrecorded ; but the uneventful hours, days, years, and lives of the 900,000,000 of our race cannot be recorded ; they afford no materials for history or even for news. The true inference is, that ours is a world in which happiness is so much a matter of course that writers take no notice of it ; in fact, society is no more sensible of happiness than our bodies in health are sensible of the processes of respiration or digestion.
We have now to consider a class of facts... differing from those already mentioned in being of a more permanent kind.
Strictly speaking, a hurricane or an earthquake is not an interruption of the orderly course of Nature ; yet, because it is an event circumscribed in time and place, it can be dealt with as having a character of its own. But when we attempt to consider the moral significance of such a feature in Nature as the existence and condition of the human race, we become conscious that the field of enquiry is too vast to be explored, or even surveyed, from any single station point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Few great catastrophes go unrecorded ; but the uneventful hours, days, years, and lives of the 900,000,000 of our race cannot be recorded ; they afford no materials for history or even for news. The true inference is, that ours is a world in which happiness is so much a matter of course that writers take no notice of it ; in fact, society is no more sensible of happiness than our bodies in health are sensible of the processes of respiration or digestion.
We have now to consider a class of facts... differing from those already mentioned in being of a more permanent kind.
Strictly speaking, a hurricane or an earthquake is not an interruption of the orderly course of Nature ; yet, because it is an event circumscribed in time and place, it can be dealt with as having a character of its own. But when we attempt to consider the moral significance of such a feature in Nature as the existence and condition of the human race, we become conscious that the field of enquiry is too vast to be explored, or even surveyed, from any single station point.
What to read after Proceedings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Literary And Philosophical Society of Liverpool to read onlineMoreLess
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