Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society for the Systematic Study of Philosophy, Volumen5Williams and Norgate, 1905 Contains the papers read at the Society's fortnightly meetings in London throughout the academic year, and short discussion notes on these papers. Papers are drawn from an international base of contributors and discuss issues across a broad range of philosophical traditions, including those which are of greatest current interest. |
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... pains of the rack , no possible reason can be given why I should not follow my own bent and accuse an innocent man to the relief of my own pain . The only kind of objectivity which a Moral Sense theory can give to the ethical judgment ...
... pains of the rack , no possible reason can be given why I should not follow my own bent and accuse an innocent man to the relief of my own pain . The only kind of objectivity which a Moral Sense theory can give to the ethical judgment ...
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... pain . I cannot judge that it is wrong to stick a pin into my neighbour unless I know that pain is bad , and I cannot judge that without some personal experience of what pain is . It would be impossible to convince a feelingless ...
... pain . I cannot judge that it is wrong to stick a pin into my neighbour unless I know that pain is bad , and I cannot judge that without some personal experience of what pain is . It would be impossible to convince a feelingless ...
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... pain , but some particular kind of emotion ; and here the judgment will not be made by a man who had not experienced that emotion , or some- thing sufficiently analogous to it , to enable him to understand what it is . We judge ...
... pain , but some particular kind of emotion ; and here the judgment will not be made by a man who had not experienced that emotion , or some- thing sufficiently analogous to it , to enable him to understand what it is . We judge ...
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... pain the less would make the world less perfect . I must not now stay to distinguish between the different senses and shades of meaning which are given to this doctrine by different writers . I will only say that in all its forms it ...
... pain the less would make the world less perfect . I must not now stay to distinguish between the different senses and shades of meaning which are given to this doctrine by different writers . I will only say that in all its forms it ...
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... pain good must be reversed and contradicted , would be like saying that in the Absolute the denial of Universal Gravitation is as true as its affirmation . This line of argument seems to me to apply to all forms of the doctrine of a ...
... pain good must be reversed and contradicted , would be like saying that in the Absolute the denial of Universal Gravitation is as true as its affirmation . This line of argument seems to me to apply to all forms of the doctrine of a ...
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