The Structure of Evil: An Essay on the Unification of the Science of ManG. Braziller, 1968 - 430 pages |
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... unique work of art . Psychoanalysts might say that the unique work of art is an “ aggressive act , " and that the despair and fear are due precisely to the guilt that results from the aggression . But this is clumsy and obfuscat- ing ...
... unique work of art . Psychoanalysts might say that the unique work of art is an “ aggressive act , " and that the despair and fear are due precisely to the guilt that results from the aggression . But this is clumsy and obfuscat- ing ...
Page 256
... unique act , the unique choice , over and against all other acts and choices ? Where , in a word , is the moral standard by which to justify the act that does not conform to any moral standard ? Truly , the situation borders on the ...
... unique act , the unique choice , over and against all other acts and choices ? Where , in a word , is the moral standard by which to justify the act that does not conform to any moral standard ? Truly , the situation borders on the ...
Page 390
... unique in the world , just as man is unique in the animal kingdom . But it does not set values above human vision and human effort . For Dewey , the rise of mod- ern experimental science meant that man set out to discover the world and ...
... unique in the world , just as man is unique in the animal kingdom . But it does not set values above human vision and human effort . For Dewey , the rise of mod- ern experimental science meant that man set out to discover the world and ...
Contents
PART I | 1 |
CHAPTER Two The Problem of a New Theodicy | 15 |
CHAPTER THREE The Great Moral Groping of the Nine | 33 |
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