The Ethical Problem: Three Lectures On Ethics As a Science
The Ethical Problem: Three Lectures On Ethics As a Science
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Indeed, I hoped that when my book came out, giving my views at such length, I should have the benefit of criticism from you and Dr. Carus.
I, by no means, count my present views as final, as indeed I say in my preface.
And I wish to learn and assimilate all of positive truth, which you give in The Open Court— zn^ I have already gained help from it. So please criticise me in public or in correspondence — and, at least in the summer, I will agree to answer to the best of my ability, and I will al...ways attentively read and consider." — {Published with Mr. Salterns permission. "] t Mr. Salter says in a marginal note : *' I did not invite you to criticize the movement in your public lectures ; still you had a perfect right to do so, and I am not sorry." Digitized by Google 100 THE ETHICAL PROBLEM.
was not made so as to be offensive, for I have at the same time not concealed my respect — nay, my admira- tion for the efforts, the seriousness, and the noble ideals of the ethical societies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, I hoped that when my book came out, giving my views at such length, I should have the benefit of criticism from you and Dr. Carus.
I, by no means, count my present views as final, as indeed I say in my preface.
And I wish to learn and assimilate all of positive truth, which you give in The Open Court— zn^ I have already gained help from it. So please criticise me in public or in correspondence — and, at least in the summer, I will agree to answer to the best of my ability, and I will al...ways attentively read and consider." — {Published with Mr. Salterns permission. "] t Mr. Salter says in a marginal note : *' I did not invite you to criticize the movement in your public lectures ; still you had a perfect right to do so, and I am not sorry." Digitized by Google 100 THE ETHICAL PROBLEM.
was not made so as to be offensive, for I have at the same time not concealed my respect — nay, my admira- tion for the efforts, the seriousness, and the noble ideals of the ethical societies.
What to read after The Ethical Problem: Three Lectures On Ethics As a Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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