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...lization and its standards (example: the ethical objection to suicide). Neurosis, a historically fundamental "condition" vanished after 1980. Homos... ...gnorant of the reasons for the experiments and their aims. Sometimes even the very performance of an experiment will have to remain a secret (doubl... ... concerned with function, order, form, and ritual than with essence and replicable performance. The interaction between patient and therapist is a ... ... encounters. Still, the therapeutic process is nothing more than an insightful and informed dialog whose usefulness is well- attested to. Both psyc...

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...Excerpt: This little play is really a religious tract in dramatic form. If our silly censorship would permit its performance, it might possibly help to set right-side-up the perverted conscience and re-invigorate the starved self-respect of our considerable class of loose-lived playgoers whose point of honor is to deride all official an...

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...snet ducing it, though a special tribunal may order him to discontinue the performance; and even this order must not be recorded to his disadvantage o... ...have the licences of their theatres endorsed and can- celled, and have the performance stopped pending the proceedings without compensation in the eve... ...and was the author of a couple of plays of remarkable promise. Mr Harcourt informed his leaders that he was going to take up the subject of the censor... ...reconsider the situation IN CAMERA. When the doors were opened again I was informed simply that the Committee would not hear my state- ment. but as th... ...trant and the majority perhaps subject to stage fright. When Mr Samuel had informed me that the Committee had no further questions to ask me with an u... ... an immense crowd of disorderly persons having been attracted to the first performance by the Lord Chamberlain’s condemnation of it; but on appeal to ... ...of the crown, the freedom of authors to deal with political subjects, even historically, is seriously threatened by the way in which the censorship ma...

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... seen or heard of many extraordinary young men who never ripened, or whose performance in actual life was not extraordinary. When we see their air and... ... in which this element may not work. The circumstances of man, we say, are historically some- what better in this country and at this hour than perhap... ...A thrill passes through all men at the recep- tion of new truth, or at the performance of a great ac- tion, which comes out of the heart of nature. In... ...; it is by abandonment. The great moments of history are the facilities of performance 166 Essays through the strength of ideas, as the works of geni... ...ording to whose ordinations all be- ings advance to their beatitude? Thus, historically viewed, it has been the office of art to educate the perceptio... ...s- tate,—no more. I cannot get it nearer to me. If to-mor- row I should be informed of the bankruptcy of my princi- pal debtors, the loss of my proper...

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...le progeny of chivalry plays, feudal delineations, and poetico-antiquarian performances; which, though long ago deceased, made noise enough in their d... ...eir deeds. We listened to many a legend of Charlemagne. But that which was historically interesting for us began with Rudolph 42 Autobiography of Hap... ... and minutely, except to my grandmother; yet we were all aware that he was informed of what was going to happen by significant dreams. He assured his ... ... of the fantas- tic or miraculous, were the other dreams, of which we were informed. Moreover, I remember that once, as a boy, I was 59 Goethe turnin... ...oyers, where the actors and actresses remained during the intervals of the performance, and dressed and undressed. The place was neither convenient no... ...ography learned on inquiry what the report of the firing might have before informed him, that all stood well for the French, and that there was no tho... ...any de- gree possible. My passion for the French theatre grew with ev- ery performance. I did not miss an evening; though on every occasion, when, aft... ...nd unquiet times; so that I could not forbear representing what he related historically, as if it were present, by pictures of characters and circumst... ... no sense for any thing positive, but wished to have every thing explained historically , if not intelligibly,— I found for my powers a wider field, w...

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..., could have been. I myself am a Dowell of Philadelphia, Pa., where, it is historically true, there are more old English families than you would find ... ...ad to keep her at it, you understand, or she might die. For I was solemnly informed that if she became excited over anything or if her emotions were r... ...d him and got up beside him in the high dog-cart. It was the most horrible performance I have ever seen. And, after that, a holy peace, like the peace...

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... sentence: "an invalid is breathing" would be categorized as an achievement only by informed members of a community and subject to the rules and th... ... the stock - regardless of the true value of the firm. Both are concerned with the performance of the share - rather than the performance of the fi... ... should we consider only organisms with extremities and the ability to feel pain? Historically, philosophers like Kant (and Descartes, Malebranche... ...trauma and a clarion call. It taught the Jews that they cannot continue with their historically abnormal existence and that all the formulas for ac... ...al - why is it universally prohibited? For many a reason. I. The Sanctity of Life Historically, cannibalism preceded, followed, or precipitated an... ... moral dilemmas. As an inevitable result, the debate is often more passionate than informed. See the Appendix - Arguments from the Right to Life B... .... All international aid, credits, and investments must be conditioned upon a clear, performance-based, plan to reduce corruption levels and intensit... ... it isn't. Needless to say that I am referring to that mythical creature, the fully informed patient. If someone is sick and knows no better (has ne... ...merican people know everything – they still prefer him over others, approve of his performance and applaud his professional achievements…" AC: "Th...

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...nces in general and synthetic biology in particular. I was also inspired and informed by colleagues and students in computer science, English, history... ...e you that intellectual property is important, that it is something that any informed citi- zen needs to know a little about, in the same way that any... ...his daily existence, and whose vision of politics celebrates the power of an informed citizenry. Admit- tedly, the massive conflicts between Jefferson’... ...rs, or those who had bought their copyrights, would still be controlling the performance, reproduction, and interpretation of their works hundreds of ... ...8 11:04 AM Page 50 exploitation of markets by the rights holder. Copying, performance, distribution—these were things done by other industrial enti... ...ere is a teleology—a theory about how intellectual property law must develop historically—hidden inside the argument I call the Internet Threat. The a... ... had already been produced. Such a law would be all restraint of expression, performance, republication, adap- tion, and so on, with no incentive bene... ...solve various “public goods problems.” (Subsequent chapters defend that view historically and normatively, discuss the ideas of moral right and natura...

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...t the other was about and would have to have some way of keeping the other informed as to his own purpose and progress. Consensus demands communicatio... ... wasted, going aside from the point; it may also go against the successful performance of an act. It does harm by getting in the way. Compare the beha... ...is kind of imitation; it affects outward acts but not the meaning of their performance. When we find children engaging in this sort of mimicry, instea... ...ucation nated—the more the ability acquired is available for the effective performance of other acts; not, strictly speak- ing, because there is any “... ...organs to repeat state- ments, or the hand to write or to do “sums.” To be informed is to be posted; it is to have at com- mand the subject matter nee... ...in the material of instruction. But to hold the two to- gether requires an informed and cultivated imagination. When the ties are broken, geography pr... ...tives of the two interests is easily 236 Democracy & Education explicable historically. Literature and language and a lit- erary philosophy were entr... ...epresent a degenerate condition rather than anything necessary. Poetry has historically been allied with reli- gion and morals; it has served the purp...

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...f what ought to be done, so exaggerated a sense of deficiencies in his own performances, and was so unable to content himself with the amount of elabo... ...and of most of the fine arts. He took great pleasure in music, in dramatic performances, especially in painting, and himself drew and designed landsca... ...n and to French experience, led him to attach the utmost importance to the performance of as much of the collective business of society, as can safely... ...kable exposi tion of the benefits which the nations of modern Europe have historically derived from the separation, during the Middle Ages, of tempor... ... I was indebted to her were far from being those which a person wholly un informed on the subject would probably suspect. It might 180 Autobiography...

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...m to have 38 The V arieties of Religious Experience preceded inward piety historically—at least our records of inward piety do not reach back so far.... ...g of an organ, to ask after its most pe- culiar and characteristic sort of performance, and to seek its office in that one of its functions which no o... ...so strongly an epileptoid seizure, was the case of M. Ratisbonne. Yet I am informed that Ratisbonne’s whole future was shaped by those few minutes. He... ...ual and very lively manner, how great a part of Chris- tianity lies in the performance of our social and rela- tive duties to one another. The same jo... ...cted singu- larity: those who spoke with me in a friendly way, I generally informed in a few words, that I believed my wearing it was not in my own wi... ... himself to the actor’s animus alone, apart from the other elements of the performance. As there is no worse lie than a truth misunderstood by those w... ...; and if we take the larger mass as seriously as reli- gious mysticism has historically taken itself, we find that the supposed unanimity largely disa... ... into connection with our life, it is highly impor- tant that we should be informed concerning them. That God’s purpose in creation should be the mani...

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...an dukes from the roll of our peerage, changing the King’s illustrious and historically appropriate surname (for the war was the old war of Guelph aga... ...a book for lack of an opportunity of presenting it in its proper mode by a performance in a theatre. The war has thrown me back on this expedient. Hea... ...he English-speaking world that certain plays of mine were unfit for public performance, a substantial set-off against this being that the British Cour... ...sense of the national value of the theatre I owed the first regular public performance of a play of mine had to conceal her action as if it had been a... ...me. If she wants anything, let her take it. If she asks for me, let her be informed that I am extremely old, and have totally forgotten her. NURSE GUI...

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...he hands of an eminent individual, would insure a virtuous and intelligent performance of all the duties of government. Good laws would be established... ... not merely a good monarch, but an all seeing one. He must be at all times informed correctly , in considerable detail, of the conduct and working of ... ...e real, but no ostensible or constitutional control by public opinion, did historically precede by an unknown and probably great duration all free ins... ...criticism of the public; every one of whom has not only an interest in its performance, but a good title to consider him self wronged if it is perfor... ...ed contrariety of interest to the public at large, is enough to insure the performance of a public duty, without either the stimulus or the restraint ... ... heard of Vauban’s rules, nor could Julius Cæsar speak French. We are next informed that book worms, a term which seems to be held applicable to whoev... ...lusion of mental qualifications, but in addition. Meanwhile, I am credibly informed that in the Military Academy at Woolwich the competition cadets ar...

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... 34 kens much ignorance of history in those who as sent to it (since it is historically true that a large proportion of infidels in all ages have be... ...of the truth which turns the scale, and decides the judgment of a completely informed mind, they are strangers to; nor is it ever On Liberty — Mill 4... ..., when a person disables himself, by conduct purely self regarding, from the performance of some definite duty incum bent on him to the public, he is... ...contract is entered into, should require as the con dition of its enforcing performance, that certain formalities should be observed, such as signatu...

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...eated trial, that in Weissnichtwo, from the archives or memories of the best informed classes, no Biography of Teufels dr¨ ockh was to be gathered; n... ...y what you have done. Between vague wavering Capability and fixed indubitable Performance, what a difference! A certain inarticulate Self consciousness... ...robably the politest man extant: his whole heart and life are penetrated and informed with the spirit of politeness; a noble natural Courtesy shines t... ...g at will from the Fire Creation of the World to its Fire Consummation; here historically NATURAL SUPERNATURALISM 167 present in the First Century, c...