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... pleasure for a long run of mild enjoyment , a twelve- month of noble life to many years of humdrum existence . " 35 And in the matter of enjoying " intense pleasure " the wicked man acts very much like the good man , preferring a short ...
... pleasure for a long run of mild enjoyment , a twelve- month of noble life to many years of humdrum existence . " 35 And in the matter of enjoying " intense pleasure " the wicked man acts very much like the good man , preferring a short ...
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... pleasure ; it is biological and undifferentiated . Following his biological model , Freud refuses to define pleasure in other than quantitative terms . There is no diversity of pleasure , such as pleasure of friendship or of creating ...
... pleasure ; it is biological and undifferentiated . Following his biological model , Freud refuses to define pleasure in other than quantitative terms . There is no diversity of pleasure , such as pleasure of friendship or of creating ...
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... pleasure which their nature is capable of " ( Mill , Utilitarianism , in Burtt , pp . 900–901 ) . 83. W. H. Auden ... pleasure that is his motive . . . . Now even this wretched pleasure taken by itself is good . It may be faint , it may ...
... pleasure which their nature is capable of " ( Mill , Utilitarianism , in Burtt , pp . 900–901 ) . 83. W. H. Auden ... pleasure that is his motive . . . . Now even this wretched pleasure taken by itself is good . It may be faint , it may ...
Contents
The Religious Component in the Secular | 35 |
Section 7 | 41 |
Preliminary Remarks | 51 |
Copyright | |
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