The Ground And Goal of Human Life
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While the speaker of the day glorifies the external interests of humanity in agriculture, com- merce, industry, Emma's lover hints at the individual's ability to " overcome everything, " its tormenting dreams, its expanding horizons, its beautiful passions. In the heart of the egoiste, the conflict of inner and outer assumes at the same time the form of a duel between private and conventional morality, the superior ideals of the sky, the stupid principles of earth. 25 It was in this desire to w...itness and enjoy the realization of her felicific dream that Madame Bovary succumbed to sin.
Thought, which, to the classic thinker as to the ration- alist of modern times, was the constructive principle of reality, is thus regarded as the destructive agency, as that which produces the naught; unlike Plato, Aquinas, and Spinoza, Flaubert cannot be persuaded that man lives in his mind. This intellectual nihilism of Flau- bert, this sacrifizio dell' intelleto, seems to be due to the artist's feeling that the more the intellect expends the 22 Madame Bovary, Pt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the speaker of the day glorifies the external interests of humanity in agriculture, com- merce, industry, Emma's lover hints at the individual's ability to " overcome everything, " its tormenting dreams, its expanding horizons, its beautiful passions. In the heart of the egoiste, the conflict of inner and outer assumes at the same time the form of a duel between private and conventional morality, the superior ideals of the sky, the stupid principles of earth. 25 It was in this desire to w...itness and enjoy the realization of her felicific dream that Madame Bovary succumbed to sin.
Thought, which, to the classic thinker as to the ration- alist of modern times, was the constructive principle of reality, is thus regarded as the destructive agency, as that which produces the naught; unlike Plato, Aquinas, and Spinoza, Flaubert cannot be persuaded that man lives in his mind. This intellectual nihilism of Flau- bert, this sacrifizio dell' intelleto, seems to be due to the artist's feeling that the more the intellect expends the 22 Madame Bovary, Pt.
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