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...w and the integral view. In medicine, Chinese traditional science regards humans as a part of the universe, and as being in constant exchange with t... ... and as being in constant exchange with the universe. Problems occur when humans lose the balance in the exchange, when selfishness surpasses their ... ...! In education, Chinese classics place special emphasis on the harmony of humans with the universe, to maintain inner balance and peace. This kind o... ...itual harmony than material wealth. Here arises the basic problem: Should human beings chain themselves to wealth? Should they become slaves to it, o... ...n and shallowness of science compared to the Chinese culture. Even though humans can conceptualize everything, we never reach the edge of truth in s... ... are educated to set up their enemies. However, there are strictly limited resources in the world, not enough for such endless desires. Western scien...

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...ature aborted and mutilated: still-death, genetic defects, and miscarriages. Human beings were rifted apart from each other by circumstances of separa... ...No, he thought, maybe that was just his own life. The transparencies of most humans were in order--the last of which would be old age and decay but wh... ...continual suffering. Reflexively jumping into pleasure like a lifebuoy, as a human did, what could one expect? One thing was sure: he had experienced... ... expect? One thing was sure: he had experienced a deep pain that his fellow humans wouldn't even give the briefest of stares if they could avoid it. ... ...nt of milk. He sipped and then rested its opening to his bottom lip. Why did human beings end in such closure? Why did they gain worth and awareness o... ... was comforting her compassionately; but like one who does not wish to spend resources on exploratory surgery to find out whether or not the lymphatic... ...ogetic insouciance. These most capable people monopolized over the world's resources leaving the vast majority of humans destitute, hopeless, burden... ...ing fulfillment of a simple request. Then it became merely using the scanty resources of the tiny plot surrounding the trailer to indifferently conco... ...strife. It was a competitive attempt to get the goods in a world of limited resources. A world with people tripping over each other in their compete...

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...ted position in a drier expanse of trees and damp sprawling grass void of human presence including, it seemed, her own, flowed, turbid and malodorou... ..., were temporary occupants of the world no different, in that respect from human creatures) walked on her feet and legs freely. She picked up a stick... ...eded to be buffeted aside to make the city clean. Trash was collected, but human trash, dross equivalent to dust, was not. It was this, the animated ... ...rformed some commercial task, couldn’t these insubstantial adumbrations of humanity be left alone to blend in like any shadow of building, awning, or... ...ators, the ignominy that she was could get reprieve from the reproaches of human eyes that in aversion redirected askance; and she, even though she d... ...bstance. It was merely a euphemism for her own ineptitude at competing for resources: her own failure to domineer and thrive. Mild in nature, insign... ...eavens would be overpopulated, souls competing, stealing, and killing for resources just like on Earth.” “Like always, I don’t understand what ... ...irtue were superfluous in a world based on competitive strife for limited resources, of Nitzschesque Will to gain and gain happily at the expense of ...

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...ently deserving of the name of man, or a more amenable honour to his own head and heart, whether considered in the light of a Waiter or regarded as a human being, do not exist....

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...ad and heart, whether considered in the light of a Waiter or regarded as a human being, do not exist. In case confusion should arise in the public min... ...trousers-pocket, and so many halfpence in our coat-tails, or whether it is human nature (which I were loth to believe), what is meant by the everlasti... ...n, eh? Can’t find a business to be disposed of on a scale as is up to your resources, humph?” To such a dizzy precipice of false- hood has this misre... ...returned Madame Bouclet, with a pleading shrug: “one must love something. Human nature is weak.” (“Devilish weak,” muttered the Englishman, in his ow... ...ely neglected. And it was not only ins in the family that had told on the resources of one unaided Waitering; outs were not wanting. A brother out o...

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...e it sins unpardonably so far as it may swerve aside from the truth of the human heart—has fairly a right to present that truth under circumstances, t... ...edifice. The aspect of the venerable mansion has always affected me like a human countenance, bearing the traces not merely of outward storm and sunsh... ... architecture of a longpast epoch, and as the scene of events more full of human interest, perhaps, than those of a gray feudal castle,—familiar as it... ...unate a permanence as can anywise consist with the inherent instability of human affairs. It might fairly be anticipated that the progress of time wou... ...ably must, though per- haps not till ages hence—to the golden fertility of human culture, it would be the source of incalculable wealth to the Pyncheo... ...nset. Quiet as his daily existence seemed, it nevertheless drained all the resources by which he lived. It was not physical exercise that overwearied ... ...s as the interior. Poor Clifford was cut off, at once, from all his scanty resources of enjoy- ment. Phoebe was not there; nor did the sunshine fall u... ... to own, I have constantly expressed my readiness to double or treble your resources, whenever you should make up your mind to accept any kindness of ... ...f ruffianly in his propensities, and recklessly ex- pensive, with no other resources than the bounty of his uncle. This course of conduct had alienate...

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... Every man HAD his own, and every man had, to meet this charity, the ample resources of the soul. It was doubtless the voice of Mary Antrim that spoke... ...ed, as he walked away, never in his life to go near her. She was perhaps a human being, but Creston oughtn’t to have shown her without precau- tions, ... ..., of his passionate loyalty: so public that he had never spoken of it to a human creature, so public that he had completely overlooked it. It had made... ... enquiry been referred to the Bishop, and the Bishop had been delightfully human, the Bishop had been almost amused. Success was within sight, at any ... ...ord of that adventurous journey in which the beginnings and the endings of human rela- tions are the lettered mile-stones. He had in general little ta... ... shrunk from dying to, for actuality, for continuity, for the certainty of human remembrance. By this time he had survived all his friends; the last s...

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... sell his connection. Desroches, our friend Desroches, understood the full resources of a trade carried on in a beggarly way enough by poor devils; he... .... Almost all our lawgivers come up from little parishes where they studied human nature through the medium of the newspapers; forth- with they shut do... ...aws ought to abide. Legislation may prohibit such and such developments of human passions—gambling, lotteries, the Ninons of the pavement, anything yo...

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...icule him while he was declaring his feelings. But there had been no other human soul to whom he could open himself. There was one or two whom he love... ...o the service of his country, that he had almost risen above or sunk below humanity. But she, who had been essentially human, had been a link between ... ...I had better be alone for a time. I do not think that I am fit to have any human being with me in my sorrow. ’ 11 Anthony Trollope CHAPTER 2 Lady Mar... ... be now? You will not give it up?’ ‘Certainly not. ’ ‘And Lady Mary?’ ‘One human being can perhaps never answer for another with perfect security. ’ ‘... ...and that though she would certainly obey him, she would look to be treated humanely by him, and not to be made miserable for an indefinite term of yea... ...s and Criballs. To Mr Moreton he had been very explicit. His own pecuniary resources were so great that they could bear some ravaging without seri- ou... ...gin. The difficulties, the enmities, the precautions, the resolutions, the resources of the Brake hunt were to be discussed. And from thence the conve...

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...feel it as much,” said Mr. Ward. “He has been invaluable with his sailor’s resources and handiness.” “Well, what shall I tell poor Richard?” asked Mr.... ...e much evil arise in the best-planned in- stitutions; nay, in what are not human. Don’t you think we ought to do our utmost to have no flaw in the fou... ...the whole “Stoneborough crew.” And then she began to reckon up the present resources—drawings, bags, and pincushions. “That chip hat you plaited for D... ...e. I will not say there are none, for that would be answering too much for human nature, or that they are fanciful—for that would be as little comfort... ... airy form soon caught my eye; Its texture frail, and colour various, Like human hopes, and life precarious. Sudden, my second caught my ear, And fill... .... “I believe!” he repeated. “What—when we go beyond the province of reason—human, a thing of sense after all! How often have I so answered. But Meta, ... ...e most natural and justifiable measure, under the circumstances. “How many human crea- tures do you keep there?” he asked. “Forty-seven to-day,” said ... ... but there is no time to send for any one to make a speech.” “Husband your resources. What could you have better than young Harry and his islanders?” ...

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...an BY CONSTANCE GARNETT DjVu Editions Copyright c 2002 by Global Language Resources, Inc. All rights reserved. First published in English, 1901. Fi... ...ass—all the girls in the world except her, and those girls with all sorts of human weaknesses, Part I — Chapter 10 37 and very ordinary girls: the ot... ... other class—she alone, having no weaknesses of any sort and higher than all humanity. “Stay, take some sauce,” he said, holding back Levin’s hand as ... ... on the memory of one’s youth, and only once she said in passing that in all human sorrows nothing gives comfort but love and faith, and that in the s... ...ade of office 312 Anna Karenina and the cap with the red band. He considered human life tolerable only abroad, and went abroad to stay at every opport... ...elp mimicking him: “ ‘Anna, ma ch` ere; Anna, dear’!” “He’s not a man, not a human being—he’s a doll! No one knows him; but I know him. Oh, if I’d bee... ...iety. Well, you see, in such a position any other woman would not have found resources in herself. But you’ll see how she has arranged her life—how ca...

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...e process of that con- tinual remanufacture of the Life Stuff by which the human race is perpetuated. The Life Force ei- ther will not or cannot achie... ...ms: indeed it is by no means ascertained that even the amoeba is immortal. Human beings visibly wear out, though they last longer than their friends t... ...elephants are believed to be capable of outliving the memory of the oldest human inhabitant. But the fact that new ones are born conclusively proves t... ...is no dream but a hard fact, such a shriek of despair would go up from the human race as no other conceivable horror could provoke. With all our perve... ...NT. A fresh attempt to produce the just man made perfect: that is, to make humanity divine. And you will vitiate the experiment if you make the slight... ...upport a boy or girl when I would unhesitatingly throw an adult on his own resources. But there are practical reasons, and sensible reasons, and affec... ...elves and fend for themselves, but are too kind to throw them on their own resources with the ferocity of the domestic cat. The child should have its ...

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... as a 31 George Meredith kind of daughters of the Fata Morgana, only half human, and deceptive down to treachery, unless you had them fast by their s... ...allud- 35 George Meredith ing to it: the revelation of such points in our human charac- ter set the humane old lawyer staring at the reserve space wi... ... the bleeding to death of our land! Transactions from hand to hand of warm human flesh-nothing else will do: I mean, for men of our blood. Ah! she wou... ...how we dust the corruption out of him for a bite or two in return. Such is humanity, Phil: and you must allow for the roundabout way of moving to get ... ...oses of Arthur Adister, will find her patriotism dissolving in the natural human current; and she and Philip have a pretty wrangle, and like one anoth... ...tant stand, but simply that he had studied her case, was intimate with her resources, and loved her hotly, not to say inspiredly. Love her as well, yo... ...ad a fondness for them: they stamped a radiant day in his mind, beyond the resources of rhetoric to have done it equally. This was the day of Captain ...

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...Obsession with genetic engineering segregated humanity into the perfected and defective. Dictated by science and technology, the search for immortality near destroyed the human race. What remains of mankind, struggles to survive in barbaric clans suppressed by Masters an...

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...erence, yet retained his hold. Genetic engineering had once perfected the human body. Compulsory intervention on Mother Nature was a way of life for ... ...ddressed him. "Excuse Shaun's sense of humour, genetics never did consume human flesh, as taught in the Clans. Our diet consists of what we grow, su... ...ed it the unwritten history, buried truths that would one day surface and humanity would know their shame. He was once sympathetic to the plight of ... ...t and although the man received the odd glance from below, he was another human being, not a captive exhibit to be stared at. Shaun informed the new... ...rn to the surface; their New World Order would be unlike anything seen in human history. Although simplistic, the complex had fully equipped medical... ..., such as Patricia Nelson and her daughter, had dedicated their skills and resources to the project. Until the holocaust, these sympathisers had no in...

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... when he spoke of changing one’s perception of the world, including all of humanity into a “Thou” instead of an “It.” This is a major theme which we w... ... sense of alienation that seems to be the price we pay for the legacy of a human world split apart and a physical world which we are slowly bringing t... ...N ix such study it would be possible to grasp the nature of religion as a human experience, so that, divested of its elaborations, the skeleton commo... ...ionship of Depth Psychology and religion, with a view to understanding the human side of the experience, was William James’s The Varieties of Religiou... ...g to draw together the strains of experience and thought that have gripped humankind for so many centuries and to help integrate them into our overall... ...e cycle. 98 In 1647, at the age of 23 he had exhausted all the therapeutic resources available: And when all my hopes in them and in all men were gone... ...nt that if the tribe did its part—did not ex- ploit the land, animals, and resources beyond need and always respected the orendas in appropriate ritua... ...materialism, communal decision-making, and the conservative use of natural resources. Many Aboriginal people seek to restore what they can salvage of ...

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...nchmarks by others. (c) APEC should identify & address capacity building implications Human resources are major constraints on collective action by... ...ks by others. (c) APEC should identify & address capacity building implications Human resources are major constraints on collective action by APEC ... ... efficient indicators of the goals set for them under the TFAP II action, requiring few resources to implement. However, none are efficient indicat... ...ormed the particular measurement task that had been set for it. Efficiency: How much resources were consumed in producing the measurement outcome,... ...ures in the Plan, this KPI is a highly efficient measure of performance. Few additional resources would be required to report these data compared to ... ...procedures in APEC economies have been simplified and harmonized. As it is requires few resources to be dedicated to its collection, it is also a ver... ... APEC should identify & address capacity building implications The level and quality of human resources are major factors in the successful implement...

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...Excerpt: William Shakespeare, the protagonist on the great arena of modern poetry, and the glory of the human intellect, was born at Stratford-upon- Avon, in the county of Warwick, in the year 1564, and upon some day, not precisely ascertained, in the month of April. It is certain that he was baptized on the 25th; and from that...

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... the protagonist on the great arena of modern poetry, and the glory of the human intellect, was born at Stratford-upon- Avon, in the county of Warwick... ... yeomanry and the rural gentry of England. Probable enough it is, that the resources for meeting this liberality were not strictly com- mensurate with... ...nd poverty will teach a lesson both as to the baseness and the goodness of human nature, and will impress that lesson with a searching force, such as ... ...d probably 27 Thomas de Quincey be conducted on as liberal a scale as the resources of Stratford would allow. Through this earliest section of his li... ...hat, after all, Shakspeare, with his enormity of delight in exhibitions of human nature, would have mostly cultivated that class of society in which t... ...f mere sexual decency. It is a noticeable fact to all who have looked upon human life with an eye of strict at- tention, that the abstract image of wo... ...r, which contains, in fact, such a superfetation of folly as the annals of human dullness do not exceed. Let us recapitulate the points of the story. ... ...e resistance by which it was met, and under what cir- cumstances of humble resources in money or friends—we have come to the deliberate judgment, that... ...ti, and a foreign language. In this unexampled display of scorn for native resources, and the consequent collision between the two principles of ac- t...

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...s own way right. The wide differences in character and quality between one human being and another may quite conceivably involve not only differences ... ...of no practical importance what- ever, which make such disastrous waste of human energy. Now the point of view which will be displayed in relation to ... ...in my mind, lies in attaching pre-eminent importance to certain aspects of human life, and in subordi- nating systematically and always, all other con... ...with a way of looking at life. It insists upon that way, it will regard no human concern at all except in that way. And the way, putting the thing as ... ... daughters grown and secure, the 10 Mankind in the Making typical life of humanity ebbs and ends. Looked at thus with a primary regard to its broades... ...rriage with the wealth of Jews and Ameri- cans, are exploiters of colonial resources and urban building enterprises; their territorial titles are a ma...

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... there are a few such here), which, with the constitu tional infirmity of human nature, I would rather salute in some more tender fashion. When I fir... ...wer to all such objections, then there is no such thing in fact or reason, human or divine. Neither will I venture to enter into those details of the ... ...ent as this —for wherever the light of knowledge is diffused, wherever the humanizing influence of the arts and sciences extends itself, wherever ther... ... feel, I am sure, being here, that we are truly interested in the cause of human im provement and rational education, and that we pledge our selves,... ...ose of a figure, or the folds of a drapery—but that it must be imbued with human passions and action, informed with human right and wrong, and, being ... ... men to join this body, on easier terms than sub scribers who have larger resources. I could wish to see great numbers of them belong to us, because ... ... of itself, and because, being so, it does assuredly bring with it its own resources and its own re wards. I would further commend to them a very wis... ...e an enduring temple to his honour, and to the energy, the talent, and the resources of Englishmen. “But,” said a gentleman to me the other day, “no d...

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...the society in which I am forced to live. While putting yourself above all human things on peaks of ice, you still have feelings; but as for me, I sho... ... women have defects? Why condemn them for having the most obvious thing in human nature? To my mind, the problem of marriage is not at all at the poin... ... fatal errors in the married man unless he is a profound ob- server of the human heart. In the happy days of his youth a man, by the caprice of our cu... ...lie the votaries of the social ‘multiplicamini.’ But the question is, Does humanity require even an hour of my time? And besides, isn’t the more reaso... ...heir interests outside of self upon another household,— the last refuge of human affections. Madame Evangelista divined Paul’s nature intuitively, and... ...fore, she looked to Paul as a means of destiny, she proposed to employ the resources of her own tal- ent and knowledge of life to advance her son-in-l... ...now singularly neglected by our dramatic authors, although it offers novel resources to their wit, controlled Paul’s future life and was now awaited b... ...ul was a nullity, a man of no force, inca- pable; she would spend the best resources of her mind upon him and open to him a fine career; he should owe... ...eings bound together for life have nothing to live upon but sentiment, its resources are soon exhausted, indifference, satiety, and disgust succeed. W...

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...LOR COLERIDGE 1787-1833 DjVu Editions E-books ' 2001, Global Language Resources, Inc. Coleridge: Poems Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . .... ... . . . 391 To a Lady, with Falconer’s Shipwreck . . . . . . . . . . . . 392 Human Life. On the Denial of Immortality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...l dash thy mangled limbs with furious shock And stain its craggy sides with human blood. Yet not the Tempest, or the Whirlwind’s roar Equal the hor... ...ast command; - 2 - Dura Navis Coleridge: Poems Whilst Vengeance drunk with human blood stands by And smiling fires each heart and arms each hand. ... ...ase, ye pitying bosoms, cease to bleed! Such scenes no more demand the tear humane; I see, I see! glad Liberty succeed With every patriot virtue in... ...ain. Infirm of soul! who think’st to lift thy name Upon the waxen wings of human fame, — Who for a sound, articulated breath — Gazest undaunted in...