The Science of the Hand Or the Art of Recognising the Tendencies of the Human
The Science of the Hand Or the Art of Recognising the Tendencies of the Human
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ever, with their negative peculiarities. The eagle and the ostrich have alike wings and legs, but in escaping from the hunter, or in attacking their prey, the eagle knows instinctively that he can only rely upon his wings, and the ostrich that he must trust only to his legs. Every animal is automatically conscious of the portions of their organisation whose powers are the most highly developed, whereas many human beings are absolutely ignorant [from the moral point of view] of the particul...ar direction in which liey their strength. It is, therefore, the office of education to enlighten them hereon.
t*[ 229 233. " In this world, " says Tseu-sse, a commentator of An illustration Confucius, 179 " man alone of all created beings is from Chinese progressive philosophy. 177 At the time when the above was written, Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville was perhaps the most celebrated geographer whom France had ever seen ; he was, besides, an eminent antiquary. He is chiefly known to-day by his " Antiquite Geographiqzie etc V Inde ctdeplusieurs autres Contrees de la Haute Asie" Gtographie Ancienne " (Paris : 1768).
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ever, with their negative peculiarities. The eagle and the ostrich have alike wings and legs, but in escaping from the hunter, or in attacking their prey, the eagle knows instinctively that he can only rely upon his wings, and the ostrich that he must trust only to his legs. Every animal is automatically conscious of the portions of their organisation whose powers are the most highly developed, whereas many human beings are absolutely ignorant [from the moral point of view] of the particul...ar direction in which liey their strength. It is, therefore, the office of education to enlighten them hereon.
t*[ 229 233. " In this world, " says Tseu-sse, a commentator of An illustration Confucius, 179 " man alone of all created beings is from Chinese progressive philosophy. 177 At the time when the above was written, Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville was perhaps the most celebrated geographer whom France had ever seen ; he was, besides, an eminent antiquary. He is chiefly known to-day by his " Antiquite Geographiqzie etc V Inde ctdeplusieurs autres Contrees de la Haute Asie" Gtographie Ancienne " (Paris : 1768).
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