The Transition to An Objective Standard of Social Control
The Transition to An Objective Standard of Social Control
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" Ethics of Green, Spencer, and Martineau, 278.
"Theory of Good and Evil, II, 60; I, 100. " Ibid. , I, 100, 180.
68 Op. Cit. , 90 and chap. X. Meakin may be taken as the most consistent modern exponent of utilitarian theory.
67 Ibid. , chaps, xi and xiv.
88 Ibid. , 131. 70 Ibid. , chap, xxviii.
69 Ibid. , chaps, xxiii ff. 71 Dewey and Tufts, Ethics, 269-71.
72 "The genuinely moral person .... Will find his happiness or satisfaction in the promotion of these [associational] activities irrespecti...ve of the particular pains or pleasures that accrue. " Ibid. , 298.
56 AN OBJECTIVE STANDARD OF SOCIAL CONTROL broader than sympathy, which he regards as "a genuine natural instinct, " and by means of which he finds himself unable to reconcile the contradiction which had troubled earlier writ- ers. 73 "What is required is a blending, a fusing of the sympa- thetic tendencies with the other impulsive and habitual traits of the self. " 74 With "sympathy transformed into a habitual standpoint" the self becomes moral, 75 and the persons who have most of this are happiest, or at least have the "best" happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ethics of Green, Spencer, and Martineau, 278.
"Theory of Good and Evil, II, 60; I, 100. " Ibid. , I, 100, 180.
68 Op. Cit. , 90 and chap. X. Meakin may be taken as the most consistent modern exponent of utilitarian theory.
67 Ibid. , chaps, xi and xiv.
88 Ibid. , 131. 70 Ibid. , chap, xxviii.
69 Ibid. , chaps, xxiii ff. 71 Dewey and Tufts, Ethics, 269-71.
72 "The genuinely moral person .... Will find his happiness or satisfaction in the promotion of these [associational] activities irrespecti...ve of the particular pains or pleasures that accrue. " Ibid. , 298.
56 AN OBJECTIVE STANDARD OF SOCIAL CONTROL broader than sympathy, which he regards as "a genuine natural instinct, " and by means of which he finds himself unable to reconcile the contradiction which had troubled earlier writ- ers. 73 "What is required is a blending, a fusing of the sympa- thetic tendencies with the other impulsive and habitual traits of the self. " 74 With "sympathy transformed into a habitual standpoint" the self becomes moral, 75 and the persons who have most of this are happiest, or at least have the "best" happiness.
What to read after The Transition to An Objective Standard of Social Control?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L L Luther Lee Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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