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<p><head><gap/> Foundation of</head> 12</p> | |||
<p>Dec. 25. 1817 12 <note>Extra regarding</note></p> | |||
<p>23<lb/> | |||
As it is with the individual so is it with the<lb/> | |||
species. For a considerable length of time the self regarding<lb/> | |||
affections occupy exclusively or almost exclusively<lb/> | |||
the whole field of the mind. During this period the physical<lb/> | |||
sanction as above explained is the only one that<lb/> | |||
can operate in restraint of the propensity produced<lb/> | |||
by the <add>view &</add> desire of <del>present</del> immediate pleasure, or <del>of pr</del><lb/> | |||
exemption from present or immediate pain — Next<lb/> | |||
to the self regarding affections come the <sic>dissocial</sic>; to use<lb/> | |||
a phrase employed by Aristotle, but now not much in<lb/> | |||
use, next to the <sic>co<add>n</add>ssupissible</sic> appetite comes the irascible;<lb/> | |||
though the feeling correspond to the two appetites<lb/> | |||
are so different yet in respect of the sanction resulting<lb/> | |||
from them, i—e the nature of the restraint<lb/> | |||
they tend to impose, they operate towards the same<lb/> | |||
end: the <sic>con<add>cu</add>pissible</sic> appetite of each individual<lb/> | |||
experiences a check from the prospect of the <add>evil</add> effects<lb/> | |||
producible to his detriment by the operation of<lb/> | |||
the irascible appetite in the breasts of any such other individuals<lb/> | |||
by whom pain or loss of pleasure to themselves<lb/> | |||
may be viewed as producible by the acts performed<lb/> | |||
by him in gratification of such his <sic>concupissible</sic><lb/> | |||
appetite: it is thus that injury to others finds its<lb/> | |||
first restraint in <del>the</del> fear of eventual retaliation<lb/> | |||
and retribution — the natural consequences of resentment.</p> | |||
<p>24.<lb/> | |||
Proceed to state how the sympathetic affection<lb/> | |||
with its correspondent sanction<lb/> | |||
first makes its appearance, then the<lb/> | |||
popular <del>of</del> or moral sanction formed partly<lb/> | |||
by <sic>selfregarding</sic> d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> by sympathet<add>i</add>c affections</p> | |||
Foundation of 12
Dec. 25. 1817 12 Extra regarding
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As it is with the individual so is it with the
species. For a considerable length of time the self regarding
affections occupy exclusively or almost exclusively
the whole field of the mind. During this period the physical
sanction as above explained is the only one that
can operate in restraint of the propensity produced
by the view & desire of present immediate pleasure, or of pr
exemption from present or immediate pain — Next
to the self regarding affections come the dissocial; to use
a phrase employed by Aristotle, but now not much in
use, next to the conssupissible appetite comes the irascible;
though the feeling correspond to the two appetites
are so different yet in respect of the sanction resulting
from them, i—e the nature of the restraint
they tend to impose, they operate towards the same
end: the concupissible appetite of each individual
experiences a check from the prospect of the evil effects
producible to his detriment by the operation of
the irascible appetite in the breasts of any such other individuals
by whom pain or loss of pleasure to themselves
may be viewed as producible by the acts performed
by him in gratification of such his concupissible
appetite: it is thus that injury to others finds its
first restraint in the fear of eventual retaliation
and retribution — the natural consequences of resentment.
24.
Proceed to state how the sympathetic affection
with its correspondent sanction
first makes its appearance, then the
popular of or moral sanction formed partly
by selfregarding do by sympathetic affections
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