Fragments of Criticism
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We would rather charge the author with maintaining a paradox than with asserting a palpable truism, or giving a vague expression to a dubious doctrine. It must mean that virtue is in all cases a property of strength ; that power, of whatever sort, carries with it the seal and signal of its own excellence ; that what has established itseK has in the very act estabhshed its right to be established.
We may challenge a principle by itself, or we may look for its refutation to the deductions that ha...ve been drawn from it.
The latter method is most likely to win favour at starting; it appeals to more tangible convictions, and guards us against mis- understanding our author. Let us accept Aristotle's statement that superior strength is in itself a good, that it always exists eV virepo^ wyadoi) rivor it does not follow that there are no other elements of good which do not shew themselves in excess of strength, that those elements are never wrongfully though forcibly repressed, or even that they have ever become extricated from unjust subjection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We would rather charge the author with maintaining a paradox than with asserting a palpable truism, or giving a vague expression to a dubious doctrine. It must mean that virtue is in all cases a property of strength ; that power, of whatever sort, carries with it the seal and signal of its own excellence ; that what has established itseK has in the very act estabhshed its right to be established.
We may challenge a principle by itself, or we may look for its refutation to the deductions that ha...ve been drawn from it.
The latter method is most likely to win favour at starting; it appeals to more tangible convictions, and guards us against mis- understanding our author. Let us accept Aristotle's statement that superior strength is in itself a good, that it always exists eV virepo^ wyadoi) rivor it does not follow that there are no other elements of good which do not shew themselves in excess of strength, that those elements are never wrongfully though forcibly repressed, or even that they have ever become extricated from unjust subjection.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nichol, John, 1833-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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