Philosophic Classics From Plato to Derrida

UTILITARIANISM(CHAPTER5) 953 right. I think it will be found that this distinction exactly coincides with that which exists betw ...

954 JOHNSTUARTMILL animal who is kind to them, but with all human, and even with all sentient, beings. Secondly, in having a mor ...

UTILITARIANISM(CHAPTER5) 955 human capacity of enlarged sympathy, and the human conception of intelligent self- interest. From t ...

956 JOHNSTUARTMILL If the preceding analysis, or something resembling it, be not the correct account of the notion of justice; i ...

UTILITARIANISM(CHAPTER5) 957 punished for any disobedience to them; thereby giving to their legislators the right, which it is a ...

958 JOHNSTUARTMILL to what it is just that the individual should receive, the other to what it is just that the community should ...

UTILITARIANISM(CHAPTER5) 959 beings: if obedience to them were not the rule, and disobedience the exception, every one would see ...

960 JOHNSTUARTMILL unheard; that the punishment ought to be proportioned to the offence, and the like, are maxims intended to pr ...

UTILITARIANISM(CHAPTER5) 961 happiness in the estimation of the moralist and of the legislator, involves an equal claim to all t ...

962 Søren Aabye Kierkegaard was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, the youngest child of middle-aged parents. His father, Michael, had ...

INTRODUCTION 963 What I really lack is to be clear in my mind what I am to do,not what I am to know, except in so far as a certa ...

964 SØRENKIERKEGAARD Kierkegaard spent the rest of his short life as a writer, publishing a number of books including Either/Or( ...

INTRODUCTION 965 Yet Abraham had faith in God, rather than Agamemnon’s resignation to the gods, and continued to believe that Go ...

966 SØRENKIERKEGAARD Niels Thulstrup,Kierkegaard’s Relation to Hegel,translated by George L. Stengren (Princeton, NJ: Princeton ...

FEAR ANDTREMBLING 967 individual, after having entered the universal, feels an impulse to assert himself as the single individua ...

968 SØRENKIERKEGAARD It is certainly true that the single individual can easily confuse this paradox with spiritual trial [Anfæg ...

FEAR ANDTREMBLING 969 cannot be mediated, for as soon as Abraham begins to do so, he has to confess that he was in a spiritual t ...

970 SØRENKIERKEGAARD When in the crucial moment Agamemnon, Jephthah, and Brutus heroically have overcome the agony, heroically h ...

FEAR ANDTREMBLING 971 certain for the even more certain, and the observer’s eye views him with confidence. But the person who gi ...

972 SØRENKIERKEGAARD days with regard to the paradox, it is likely to be: One judges it by the result. Aware that he is a parado ...