Enquiries Concerning the Human Understanding And Concerning the Principles of Morals
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This instance is similar to what we observed above with regard to memory.
What derision and contempt, with both sexes, attend impotence; while the unhappy object is regarded as one deprived of so capital a pleasure in life, and at the same time, as disabled from communicating it to others. Bar- renness in women, being also a species of inutility, is a reproach, but not in the same degree: of which the reason is very obvious, according to the present theory.
There is no rule in painting or statu...ary more indis- pensible than that of balancing the figures, and placing them with the greatest exactness on their proper centre of gravity.
A figure, which is not justly balanced, is ugly ; because it conveys the disagreeable ideas of fall, harm, and pain '.
' Cum alacribus, saltu; cum velocibus, cursu; cum validis rede certabai. Sallust apud Veget.
' Diodorus Sicnlus, lib. xv. It may not be improper to give the character of Epaminondas, as drawn by the historian, in order to show the ideas of perfect merit, which prevailed in those ages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This instance is similar to what we observed above with regard to memory.
What derision and contempt, with both sexes, attend impotence; while the unhappy object is regarded as one deprived of so capital a pleasure in life, and at the same time, as disabled from communicating it to others. Bar- renness in women, being also a species of inutility, is a reproach, but not in the same degree: of which the reason is very obvious, according to the present theory.
There is no rule in painting or statu...ary more indis- pensible than that of balancing the figures, and placing them with the greatest exactness on their proper centre of gravity.
A figure, which is not justly balanced, is ugly ; because it conveys the disagreeable ideas of fall, harm, and pain '.
' Cum alacribus, saltu; cum velocibus, cursu; cum validis rede certabai. Sallust apud Veget.
' Diodorus Sicnlus, lib. xv. It may not be improper to give the character of Epaminondas, as drawn by the historian, in order to show the ideas of perfect merit, which prevailed in those ages.
What to read after Enquiries Concerning the Human Understanding And Concerning the Principles of Morals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume, David, 1711-1776 to read onlineMoreLess
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