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18 Sept. 1814 3

Logic or Ethics Ch 2 Self- Extra- regarding

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the Post — "Self & Social interest are the same."

Answer
1. In respect to the alledged competition as referred to between self-regarding
and extra-regarding interest, true it is that between the
two interests thus denominated, a strong and almost
continual competition has been planted does really exist by the hands of
nature.

But on the other hand what is the less true, is that into the composition
of this a man's self-regarding interest enters on every occasion a quantity
of extra-regarding interest, and that in more accounts a variety of shapes
than one. In other words, on most not to
say on all occasions a man has an interest — a
self-regarding interest — in promoting and accommodating his conduct
to the interest — the self-regarding interest of others,
and in so far as a self regarding interest of this description
has place, it operates acts in alliance with his extra-regarding
interest, and as a check upon the force of that self-regarding
interest operating which operates in other shapes.

Here or lower down show that what the deontologist has to do is to
show how extra-regarding becomes self-regarding interest.

Shall the following order be employed, or the reverse?

What then is the business of the Deontologist? To
In every instance to bring out of its obscurity out of the
night in which it has they have hitherto in so large a proportion
been buried, the points of coincidence to the extent of by which
self-regarding extra-regarding interest is {combined connected and}
has by the hands of nature been identified with self-regarding interest: and thus, in
such sort and with such effect, that by this composite conjunct
kind of interest the force of that self regarding interest
in those shapes in which it is purely self-regarding
has been is commonly already in use, and by apt
means may be rendered more and more in use to be outweighed
and overpowered
[+] by the alliance
thus formed

In this war it will it is believed by found that
for
for this species of artist
there is no want of works
nature has provided us:
small inconsiderable quantity of
useful work which
as yet remains inatt,
and that it will be his own fault, if his office be a .

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Date_1	1814-09-18	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	014	Main Headings	deontology
Folio number	139	Info in main headings field	logic or ethics
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d3 / e3
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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