Thomas Hobbes As Philosopher Publicist
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Hobbes perhaps fails to explain why any should remain behind. The definition of anger may, however, be herein helpful, as 'pleasure proceeding from the imagination of revenge to come, ' 2 conjoined with desire of this revenge and grief at being crossed or treated with contumely.
One learns that all the pleasure and jollity ('for jesting is witty contumely') 3 of the mind consists in getting someone, with whom comparing, 'it may find somewhat wherein to triumph and vaunt itself. ' There is no re...striction on this vaunting of one's own power, save fear of the power of others. Thus the acknowledgment of power human is called 'hon- our': l d 'avoir tue son homme^ Hobbes aptly exemplifies. Power divine is honoured by 'piety. ' Love, in the narrower sense, is naturally self-interested (and Platonic love one suspects is indeed cupido). Affection- is felt by parents for those 'who adhere to them/ As for the honouring of parents, save as an outward acknowledg- ment of their rash beneficence in not making away with one at birth, it must decrease in proportion as one grows in stature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hobbes perhaps fails to explain why any should remain behind. The definition of anger may, however, be herein helpful, as 'pleasure proceeding from the imagination of revenge to come, ' 2 conjoined with desire of this revenge and grief at being crossed or treated with contumely.
One learns that all the pleasure and jollity ('for jesting is witty contumely') 3 of the mind consists in getting someone, with whom comparing, 'it may find somewhat wherein to triumph and vaunt itself. ' There is no re...striction on this vaunting of one's own power, save fear of the power of others. Thus the acknowledgment of power human is called 'hon- our': l d 'avoir tue son homme^ Hobbes aptly exemplifies. Power divine is honoured by 'piety. ' Love, in the narrower sense, is naturally self-interested (and Platonic love one suspects is indeed cupido). Affection- is felt by parents for those 'who adhere to them/ As for the honouring of parents, save as an outward acknowledg- ment of their rash beneficence in not making away with one at birth, it must decrease in proportion as one grows in stature.
What to read after Thomas Hobbes As Philosopher Publicist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edward Gordon Catlin to read onlineMoreLess
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