Works of Thomas Hill Green ..
Works of Thomas Hill Green ..
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If it means one done for the sake of some pleasure accruing from it to one's-self, then all acts are selfish. The distinction between the selfish and unselfish, in fact, only finds its way at all into Hume's system at the cost of marring its unity. Selfishness is treated as the opposite of benevo- lence, or the desire for the happiness of others, and the latter, he sometimes admits, must be taken as ^ an original POPULAR PHILOSOPHY IN ITS RELATION TO LIFE. Ill principle of our nature/ not to be... reduced to the desire for pleasure or aversion from pain. Sympathy, however (another * principle of our nature ' which does duty whenever it is wanted), may be represented as identifying the pleasure of another with one's own, and will thus account for acts, which, as not done for one's own pleasure merely ^ may be called unselfish.
Such results may be unlovely, but they are the logical consequence of a psychology which, separating reason and feeling, regards feeling as the sole originator of action, and reason as its minister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it means one done for the sake of some pleasure accruing from it to one's-self, then all acts are selfish. The distinction between the selfish and unselfish, in fact, only finds its way at all into Hume's system at the cost of marring its unity. Selfishness is treated as the opposite of benevo- lence, or the desire for the happiness of others, and the latter, he sometimes admits, must be taken as ^ an original POPULAR PHILOSOPHY IN ITS RELATION TO LIFE. Ill principle of our nature/ not to be... reduced to the desire for pleasure or aversion from pain. Sympathy, however (another * principle of our nature ' which does duty whenever it is wanted), may be represented as identifying the pleasure of another with one's own, and will thus account for acts, which, as not done for one's own pleasure merely ^ may be called unselfish.
Such results may be unlovely, but they are the logical consequence of a psychology which, separating reason and feeling, regards feeling as the sole originator of action, and reason as its minister.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green Thomas Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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