Voltaire And Rousseau Against the Atheists Or Essays And Detached Passages From
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I find that, so far as regards my spe- cieSj I occupy beyond question the highest grade, for by my will and the instruments by which I can execute it, I act on all the bod- ies which surround me, and subject myself to or withdraw myself from theii' action, more easily and forcibly that any of these can act upon me by mere physical impulsion; and with respect to intelligence, none but myself is capable of taking a survey of the whole. What being on earth, other than man, possesses the power of o...bserving all the rest — of measuring, calculating, foresee- ing their movements, their effects — and of IQO ROUSSEAU.
uniting, so to speak, the consciousness of the general existence with that of his own indi- vidual existence ? What is there so ridicu- lous in believing that all is made for me, when I alone have the ability to comprehend that all is connected with me 1 It is true, therefore, that man is the mon- arch of the earth on which he dwells, inas- much as he not only subdues all animals and disposes of the elements by his industry (while no other being on the earth is capable of so much as understanding the processes to which he resorts for that purpose), but by the force of his intellect he makes the stars themselves, though unapproachable, his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I find that, so far as regards my spe- cieSj I occupy beyond question the highest grade, for by my will and the instruments by which I can execute it, I act on all the bod- ies which surround me, and subject myself to or withdraw myself from theii' action, more easily and forcibly that any of these can act upon me by mere physical impulsion; and with respect to intelligence, none but myself is capable of taking a survey of the whole. What being on earth, other than man, possesses the power of o...bserving all the rest — of measuring, calculating, foresee- ing their movements, their effects — and of IQO ROUSSEAU.
uniting, so to speak, the consciousness of the general existence with that of his own indi- vidual existence ? What is there so ridicu- lous in believing that all is made for me, when I alone have the ability to comprehend that all is connected with me 1 It is true, therefore, that man is the mon- arch of the earth on which he dwells, inas- much as he not only subdues all animals and disposes of the elements by his industry (while no other being on the earth is capable of so much as understanding the processes to which he resorts for that purpose), but by the force of his intellect he makes the stars themselves, though unapproachable, his own.
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