A Manual of Anthropology, Or Science of Man Based on Modern Research by Charles BrayLongmans, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1871 - 358 pages |
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Page v
... moral natures . " Comparative Anatomy is not the least important branch of this study . Influenced no doubt by such considerations , M. Paul Bert , author of an Essay , " Sur la Vitalité propre des Tissus Animaux , " has instituted a ...
... moral natures . " Comparative Anatomy is not the least important branch of this study . Influenced no doubt by such considerations , M. Paul Bert , author of an Essay , " Sur la Vitalité propre des Tissus Animaux , " has instituted a ...
Page vi
... moral , " or , at least , intellectual nature . If the researches of the Germans have been less curious than the French , they have certainly been more important . It is now nearly a century since Dr. Francis Joseph Gall , a physician ...
... moral , " or , at least , intellectual nature . If the researches of the Germans have been less curious than the French , they have certainly been more important . It is now nearly a century since Dr. Francis Joseph Gall , a physician ...
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... moral world on a basis as fixed and universal as that of the physical . Why we have no mental and moral science at present is because most people think that they have in their religion a sufficient standard of both , and that all the ...
... moral world on a basis as fixed and universal as that of the physical . Why we have no mental and moral science at present is because most people think that they have in their religion a sufficient standard of both , and that all the ...
Page xi
... , that the attempt to solve such problems as the moral philosopher deals with " can lead to no results save that of entangling the inquirer in vague speculations , inca- pable alike of refutation or verification ; " and Lord.
... , that the attempt to solve such problems as the moral philosopher deals with " can lead to no results save that of entangling the inquirer in vague speculations , inca- pable alike of refutation or verification ; " and Lord.
Page xx
... moral as in the physical world . No spontaneous act of will , and free - will a delusion . Actions good or bad , not in themselves , but as they tend to promote the general well - being , or greatest happiness of the whole sensitive ...
... moral as in the physical world . No spontaneous act of will , and free - will a delusion . Actions good or bad , not in themselves , but as they tend to promote the general well - being , or greatest happiness of the whole sensitive ...
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