Spinoza a Handbook to the Ethics
Spinoza a Handbook to the Ethics
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They are therefore the same thing in two different aspects. For practical illustrations of the above proposition we may refer to drunkenness, sensual vices, and gambling, which gratify a part but do not serve the whole of the man.
* Desire springing from Eeason is incapable of excess ' i*i.
r ° & r Desires of — that is, it is always an impulse toward the realisation Reason are incapable Of OUr best Self. Of excess.
So far as the Mind conceives anything under the lxii. Direction of Eeason, it is... equally affected thereby whether unaffected the idea be of a future thing or a past or present.
We may remember that on the natural man things immediate have much more influence than things remote, notwithstanding that the power of the latter over him is in the order of Nature equally certain. We may also remind ourselves of the fine utterance of Kepler when under the direction of reason he published his laws of planetary motion.
1 The lot is cast. I have written my book. It will be read ; instance of whether in the present age or by posterity matters little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are therefore the same thing in two different aspects. For practical illustrations of the above proposition we may refer to drunkenness, sensual vices, and gambling, which gratify a part but do not serve the whole of the man.
* Desire springing from Eeason is incapable of excess ' i*i.
r ° & r Desires of — that is, it is always an impulse toward the realisation Reason are incapable Of OUr best Self. Of excess.
So far as the Mind conceives anything under the lxii. Direction of Eeason, it is... equally affected thereby whether unaffected the idea be of a future thing or a past or present.
We may remember that on the natural man things immediate have much more influence than things remote, notwithstanding that the power of the latter over him is in the order of Nature equally certain. We may also remind ourselves of the fine utterance of Kepler when under the direction of reason he published his laws of planetary motion.
1 The lot is cast. I have written my book. It will be read ; instance of whether in the present age or by posterity matters little.
What to read after Spinoza a Handbook to the Ethics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Picton, J. Allanson (James Allanson), 1832-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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