... all-encompassing being who is the source of all meaning (God). On the other hand, Sidgwick and other philosophers pointed out that only conscious ... ...ternal and external). The ultimate point of view is that of the Universe itself (as Sidgwick put it). Some people find it intimidating - others, exh... ...mental illnesses are handed down the generations. Esquirol concurred in 1845 as did Henry Maudsley in 1879 and Adolf Meyer soon thereafter. Heredit...

... process, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) bein... ...ss, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) beings can... ...eternal goal, plan, process, thing, design, or being. Suicide flies in the face of Sidgwick's dictum. It is a statement by an intelligent and consc... ... is good for us and for others - what should prevail? One the one hand, as Patrick Henry put it, "give me liberty or give me death". A life without... ... process, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) bein... ...ss, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) beings can... ...eternal goal, plan, process, thing, design, or being. Suicide flies in the face of Sidgwick's dictum. It is a statement by an intelligent and consc... ... is good for us and for others - what should prevail? One the one hand, as Patrick Henry put it, "give me liberty or give me death". A life without... ...raptions. Good, Natural and Aesthetic "The perception of beauty is a moral test." Henry David Thoreau The distinction often made between emotions ...

... process, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) bein... ...ss, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) beings can... ...eternal goal, plan, process, thing, design, or being. Suicide flies in the face of Sidgwick's dictum. It is a statement by an intelligent and consc... ... is good for us and for others - what should prevail? One the one hand, as Patrick Henry put it, "give me liberty or give me death". A life without... ... process, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) bein... ...ss, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) beings can... ...eternal goal, plan, process, thing, design, or being. Suicide flies in the face of Sidgwick's dictum. It is a statement by an intelligent and consc... ... is good for us and for others - what should prevail? One the one hand, as Patrick Henry put it, "give me liberty or give me death". A life without... ...raptions. Good, Natural and Aesthetic "The perception of beauty is a moral test." Henry David Thoreau The distinction often made between emotions ...

...ple who really care about an art are always the least affected. D’you know Henry Philips, the painter?” she asked. “I have seen him,” said Helen. “To ... ...ay so. “Which is your favourite play? I wonder if it’s the same as mine?” “Henry the Fifth,” said Mr. Grice. “Joy!” cried Clarissa. “It is!” Hamlet wa... ...ou might call too introspective for Mr. Grice, the sonnets too passionate; Henry the Fifth was to him the model of an English gentleman. But his favou... ...lish gentleman. But his favourite reading was Huxley, Herbert Spencer, and Henry George; while Emerson and Thomas Hardy he read for re- laxation. He w... ...ng on still! ‘So far as I know there is only one ethical writer, Professor Henry Sidgwick, who has clearly recognised and stated this fact.’ That’s ju... ...still! ‘So far as I know there is only one ethical writer, Professor Henry Sidgwick, who has clearly recognised and stated this fact.’ That’s just the...

...t, but the language they will * The serious reader may refer at leisure to Sidgwick’s Use of Words in Reasoning (particularly), and to Bosanquet’s Es-... ... its training, I should think, in the clean but limited schoolroom of Mrs. Henry Wood…. In Utopia I think they will fly with stronger pinions, it will...

...expedient of abusing anyone else who wanted to do as much but did not hold Henry George to be God and Lord; and I know Socialists who will protest wit... ...o be found in the thought of Pro- fessor Bosanquet, for example, in Alfred Sidgwick’s “Use of Words in Reasoning,” in Sigwart’s “Logic,” in contempora... ... is on an entirely different plan. In his remarkable “American Scene,” Mr. Henry James calls attention to the fact that the Church as one sees it and ... ... that churchless aspect, which so stirred the speculative ele- ment in Mr. Henry James, is only the opening formless phase of a community destined to ... ...of one of the Brook Farm Utopi- ans, that gathering in which Hawthorne and Henry James senior, and Margaret Fuller participated, and in which the whol... ...tion of social life. If ever there was an epoch-marking book it was surely Henry Demarest Lloyd’s “Wealth against Commonwealth.” It marks an epoch not...