The Disciple
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This moral solitude in which I had suffered so much with my mother, with the Abbe Martel, with my comrades, with everyone, even Emile — I now understood. Have you not demonstrated, in your "Theory of the Passions," that we are powerless to get away from Self, and that all relation between two beings reposes, like everything else, upon illusion?
Tour "Anatomy of the Will" revealed to me the necessary motives, the inevitable logic of the yielding to the temptations of the senses for which I had s...uffered remorse so severe. The complications with which I reproached myself as a lack of frankness, you showed to be the very law of existence imposed by heredity.
I found also, that, in searching the romancers and poets of the century for culpable and morbid condi- 143 THE DISCIPLE.
tions of soul, I had, without suspecting it, followed the inborn vocation of psychologist. Have you not written : "All souls must be considered by the psychologist as experiences instituted by nature. Among these experiences, some are useful to society and are called virtues; others are injurious and are called vices or crimes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This moral solitude in which I had suffered so much with my mother, with the Abbe Martel, with my comrades, with everyone, even Emile — I now understood. Have you not demonstrated, in your "Theory of the Passions," that we are powerless to get away from Self, and that all relation between two beings reposes, like everything else, upon illusion?
Tour "Anatomy of the Will" revealed to me the necessary motives, the inevitable logic of the yielding to the temptations of the senses for which I had s...uffered remorse so severe. The complications with which I reproached myself as a lack of frankness, you showed to be the very law of existence imposed by heredity.
I found also, that, in searching the romancers and poets of the century for culpable and morbid condi- 143 THE DISCIPLE.
tions of soul, I had, without suspecting it, followed the inborn vocation of psychologist. Have you not written : "All souls must be considered by the psychologist as experiences instituted by nature. Among these experiences, some are useful to society and are called virtues; others are injurious and are called vices or crimes.
What to read after The Disciple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourget Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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