Sunday, July 8, 2007

Brown thinks that Adam Smith was to some extent misled by an ambiguity



in the word sympathy; a word applied not merely to the participation of
other men"s feelings, but to the further and distinct fact of the
_approbation_ of those feeling"s
Brown thinks that Adam Smith was to some extent misled by an ambiguity
in the word sympathy; a word applied not merely to the participation of
other men"s feelings, but to the further and distinct fact of the
_approbation_ of those feeling"s.


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Many indeed are aware that we owe these 'marvels' to scientific



research, but very few indeed, to the shame of our schools be
it spoken, have attained to the faintest realization of the
indubitable fact that we owe almost the entirety of our
material environment, and no small proportion of our social and
spiritual environment, to the labors of scientists or of their
spiritual brethren
Many indeed are aware that we owe these 'marvels' to scientific
research, but very few indeed, to the shame of our schools be
it spoken, have attained to the faintest realization of the
indubitable fact that we owe almost the entirety of our
material environment, and no small proportion of our social and
spiritual environment, to the labors of scientists or of their
spiritual brethren.


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