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<p><head>Deontology</head> 1817 D<hi rend="superscript">ec</hi> 17<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> 9 <note>Extra regarding</note></p> | |||
<head>Foundation of</head> | |||
<p>16.<lb/> | |||
Not less extensively manifested will be the application<lb/> | |||
of the restraining force of the popular or moral sanction to<lb/> | |||
this same case. As to the exceptions in the main they will<lb/> | |||
naturally be the same as those which have place in the application<lb/> | |||
of the restraining force of the political including the<lb/> | |||
legal sanction: for in the considerations by which the force<lb/> | |||
of the popular or moral sanction had already been made<lb/> | |||
to apply itself to the subject in question the application<lb/> | |||
made of the restraining force of the political including<lb/> | |||
the legal sanction will have had its cause. By the experience<lb/> | |||
had, or the observation made of the suffering produced by<lb/> | |||
Acts of the <sic>afflictive</sic> description in question men in general<lb/> | |||
will upon observation made of any fresh act of this description<lb/> | |||
been <sic>lead</sic> to view the act and the author with disapprobation:<lb/> | |||
with a degree of disapprobation more or less in<lb/> | |||
sense according to the apparent magnitude of the suffering thus<lb/> | |||
produced: and in this disapprobation the application made<lb/> | |||
of the penal and restraining force of the political including<lb/> | |||
the legal sanction will have had its proximate cause.</p> | |||
<p>17.<lb/> | |||
4. Sympathetic sanction: the force of sympathy acting<lb/> | |||
in the character of a tutelary sanction tending to the prevention<lb/> | |||
of meditated mischief. — In no state of Society which<lb/> | |||
with the view of giving direction to the human conduct<lb/> | |||
a work such as this <del><gap/></del> I have in contemplation can that<lb/> | |||
social affection be wholly without place or <sic>wholy</sic> without<lb/> | |||
the power of exercising in the direction here in question<lb/> | |||
its influence on human conduct. In some states of<lb/> | |||
Society it is indeed in the whole extremely weak: and in<lb/> | |||
every State <add>the strength of</add> it, is susceptible of great variation as between<lb/> | |||
individual & individual: in both which particulars<lb/> | |||
it agrees in a considerable degree with the popular<lb/> | |||
or moral sanction. But</p> | |||
<p>18.<lb/> | |||
Proceed to state that it will always be<lb/> | |||
something, and exemplify the operation<lb/> | |||
of it as above</p> | |||
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9
Deontology 1817 Dec 17th 9 Extra regarding
Foundation of
16.
Not less extensively manifested will be the application
of the restraining force of the popular or moral sanction to
this same case. As to the exceptions in the main they will
naturally be the same as those which have place in the application
of the restraining force of the political including the
legal sanction: for in the considerations by which the force
of the popular or moral sanction had already been made
to apply itself to the subject in question the application
made of the restraining force of the political including
the legal sanction will have had its cause. By the experience
had, or the observation made of the suffering produced by
Acts of the afflictive description in question men in general
will upon observation made of any fresh act of this description
been lead to view the act and the author with disapprobation:
with a degree of disapprobation more or less in
sense according to the apparent magnitude of the suffering thus
produced: and in this disapprobation the application made
of the penal and restraining force of the political including
the legal sanction will have had its proximate cause.
17.
4. Sympathetic sanction: the force of sympathy acting
in the character of a tutelary sanction tending to the prevention
of meditated mischief. — In no state of Society which
with the view of giving direction to the human conduct
a work such as this I have in contemplation can that
social affection be wholly without place or wholy without
the power of exercising in the direction here in question
its influence on human conduct. In some states of
Society it is indeed in the whole extremely weak: and in
every State the strength of it, is susceptible of great variation as between
individual & individual: in both which particulars
it agrees in a considerable degree with the popular
or moral sanction. But
18.
Proceed to state that it will always be
something, and exemplify the operation
of it as above
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