An Introduction to Ethics
An Introduction to Ethics
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This may be, though a psy- chologist might fairly question whether in many such cases the stimulating energy of the passion does not run along lines which have no necessary or uniform connection with the attainment of pleasure or the Digitized by VjOOQIC EPICUREAN THEORIES. l6l avoidance of pain. It would appear, that, as natural suggestion often forces into our consciousness pain- ful thoughts and feelings of which we cannot get rid, so it impels at times to overt activities that are essential...ly unpleasant. This seems obviously the case with those suggestions which reach the intens- ity that is sometimes spoken of as maddening, and is in fact akin to veritable madness. Under such impulses the agent, or (more properly) the patient, may be conscious, in the very crisis of his action, or passion, that he is being driven on by a power which, for the attainment of pleasure or the avoidance of pain, he would resist if he could, but under which nevertheless he feels himself helpless. This is the teaching of one of the most eminent of living psy- chologists, who was certainly not inclined to weaken the foundation of Utilitarianism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This may be, though a psy- chologist might fairly question whether in many such cases the stimulating energy of the passion does not run along lines which have no necessary or uniform connection with the attainment of pleasure or the Digitized by VjOOQIC EPICUREAN THEORIES. l6l avoidance of pain. It would appear, that, as natural suggestion often forces into our consciousness pain- ful thoughts and feelings of which we cannot get rid, so it impels at times to overt activities that are essential...ly unpleasant. This seems obviously the case with those suggestions which reach the intens- ity that is sometimes spoken of as maddening, and is in fact akin to veritable madness. Under such impulses the agent, or (more properly) the patient, may be conscious, in the very crisis of his action, or passion, that he is being driven on by a power which, for the attainment of pleasure or the avoidance of pain, he would resist if he could, but under which nevertheless he feels himself helpless. This is the teaching of one of the most eminent of living psy- chologists, who was certainly not inclined to weaken the foundation of Utilitarianism.
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