The Education of Character
The Education of Character
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I do not by any means wish to allege that these pronouncements in regard to devotion and neigh- bourly obligation are throughout insincere and false ; on the contrary, I do believe in the sincerity of the greater number. But how illusive, how distressingly futile, are these generous impulses, when conceived by those who in practice totally frustrate all that they in theory most cherish ! I ask the reader to forgive me if I again lay stress on this point, and to permit me to demonstrate once aga...in its importance, as I proceed to dwell on the anti- social effects of sensual egoism. Physical Effects. We owe ourselves, body and soul, to society ; it has the right to draw upon our forces, and to demand of us that we rightly econo- mise these. Sensuality is a terrible squanderer of force ; no vice so surely undermines the body, dim- inishes the intelligence, and atrophies the heart so rapidly. Sensuality is, for this reason, conspicuously, an anti-social vice. It must be remembered for in such matters clearness is incumbent upon us that there is sensuality and sensuality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not by any means wish to allege that these pronouncements in regard to devotion and neigh- bourly obligation are throughout insincere and false ; on the contrary, I do believe in the sincerity of the greater number. But how illusive, how distressingly futile, are these generous impulses, when conceived by those who in practice totally frustrate all that they in theory most cherish ! I ask the reader to forgive me if I again lay stress on this point, and to permit me to demonstrate once aga...in its importance, as I proceed to dwell on the anti- social effects of sensual egoism. Physical Effects. We owe ourselves, body and soul, to society ; it has the right to draw upon our forces, and to demand of us that we rightly econo- mise these. Sensuality is a terrible squanderer of force ; no vice so surely undermines the body, dim- inishes the intelligence, and atrophies the heart so rapidly. Sensuality is, for this reason, conspicuously, an anti-social vice. It must be remembered for in such matters clearness is incumbent upon us that there is sensuality and sensuality.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Stanislas Gillet to read onlineMoreLess
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