... 1774. – Hartley's Theory of Human Mind, 1775. – Disquisitions relating to matter and spirit, 1777. – The Doctrine of philosophical Necessity, 1777. – Free Discussions of the Doctrines of Materialism, 1778. – Letters to a philosophical unbeliever, 1780; deutsch 1782 (Kritik Humes). ...
... (Anal.c. 15). J. ST. MILL erklärt: »General concepts... we have, properly speaking, none; we have only complex ideas of objects in the concrete: but we are able to attend exclusively to certain parts of the concrete idea« Die Association ...
... in every part of India, dated in the tenth and eleventh centuries. To have been so widely diffused, and to have then attained a general character as an authority, a considerable time must have elapsed, and the work must date therefore long prior to those inscriptions. 8 ...
... action and force may be conveyed from one to another, is to me so great an absurdity, ... ... but whether this agent be material or immaterial, I have left to the consideration of my readers.« (Febr. 25. 1692 ... ... prospect; as they demonstrate that it is by no means necessary to have just views, and a true ...
... wenn er sagt: »The work comes to be regarded as equivalent to Dharmaçāstra«, nur ist die angehängte ... ... that it is quite inconsistent in an author to profess himself to be a follower of Dharma and at the same ... ... Morality are the cunning of weak and tame minds, which have power to restrain Energy« (Marriage of ...
... [Nâhosîti übersetzt R.D. mit »It is to us as if it were not«, was doch ... ... Eine ganz andere, schwerlich richtige Übersetzung gibt R.D.: »It is impossible to bring salt by itself. But all these conditions have run together into one, and produced the distinctive thing called salt. ( ...
... τρυφερα, καλλος αντικρυς εμπνουν, Το προσωπον καταλευκον, έ παρεια ρόδοχρους, Το προσωπον επιχαρι, το βλεφαρον ώραιον, Καλλος ανεπιτηδευτον, αβαπτισον, αυτοχρουν, ... ... them; which quite determines these dances of theirs to have been of the religious kind. Er vergißt, daß bei dem ...
... übermäßig 391, 4; 34f. ucchid to cut out, ausscheiden, ausschließen 172, 11, 23f.; vernichten = der ... ... u. Heu 82, 14; 48; 153, 2, 23ff. kāshṭhaveṇusaṃghāta 326, 22. kāshṭhā 166, 8f.; 19ff ...
... some verbal disputes in Pol. Econ., particularly relating to value, and to supply and demand«, Lond. 1821, p. ... ... Horners »Suggestions for Amending the Factory Acts to enable the Inspectors to prevent illegal working, now become very prevalent«. ... ... 891 »Prudential habits with regard to marriage, carried to a considerable extent among the labouring ...
... of man? Is it not to shift from side to side? – from sorrow to sorrow ... ... possession so; Had, having, and in quest to have, extreme; A bliss in proof, – and ... ... s dull road, so dim and dirty, I have dragg'd to three and thirty. ...
... Imperious Caesar, dead and turn'd to clay, Might stop a hole to keep the wind away: ... ... ed. PRITIUS p. 266, bei εκ μερους τις ϑεωρει το προσωπον του ἑτερου, κτλ. – Die zehntausendfache Welt, wie ... ... μεν κοινωνιας ὁ κοσμος την αρχην εσχε; δια δε της εγκρατειας το τελος ϑελει λαβειν. – Vergl. ...
... wheat bought by a farmer to sow is comparatively a fixed capital to the wheat purchased by a baker to make into loaves. The ... ... flour, sell it as bread to his customers, and have his capital free, to renew the same, or commence any other ...
... Labouring Classes of Great Britain. With Appendices. Presented to both Houses of Parliament in July 1842 [Bericht der Armengesetz-Kommissare an ... ... 14 Nassau W. Senior, »Letters on the Factory Act to the Rt. Hon. the President of the Board of Trade ... ... Social, and Physical Conditions, and the Changes which have arisen from the Use of Steam Machinery; with an ...
... voraus hat, und welche man Vernunft , ho logos, to logistikon, to logimon , ratio , genannt hat, ist die einstimmige ... ... des Christenthums und Kants. Der Zweck der Stoischen Ethik ist Glück: telos to eudaimonein (virtutes omnes finem ... ... 29 Touto gar esti to aition tois anthrôpois pantôn tôn kakôn, to tas prolêpseis tas koinas mê ...
Fußnoten 1 Niebuhrs Röm. Gesch. S. 37. Anm. ... ... . p. 439. – A vocabulary or collection of words and phrases, which have been supposed to be peculiar to the United States of America, by John Pickering . Boston 1816. Von dieser ...
... erklärten, sie seien das Regiertwerden leid: Damn you, we have you to keep, und wollten dann auch etwas von ihrer Arbeit haben; ... ... »Stubborn Facts from the Factories«, by a Manchester Operative. Published and dedicated to the working Classes [Unumstößliche Tatsachen aus den ...
... that which is expended with a view to profit.« Malthus, »Definitions in Pol. Econ.«, London 1827, ... ... branch of the bankers' business is to collect capital from those who have not immediate employment for it, and to distribute or transfer it to those who have. The other branch is to receive deposits of the incomes of ...
... 191, ›a reciter of the Dhamma‹, have been recognised by the earlier decipherers. But a third, very interesting one ... ... the Sutta Piṭaka existed at so early a period lends some support to the view of those scholars, who, like Professor Oldenberg, identify the ...
... sei beschränkt auf Klassen, die Eigentum besitzen (entirely confined to classes possessed of property). Also auch diese Referate bringen den angeblich »hinzugelogenen ... ... Marx antwortete, da die »Times« die Aufnahme verweigerte, in der Monatsschrift »To-Day«, Februar 1884, indem sie die Debatte auf den einzigen Punkt ...
... hat und daß sich infolgedessen die Ungleichheit des Besitzes eingeschlichen hat (and to the consequent rise of inequality of possessions). Solange diese Ungleichheit aufrechterhalten bleibt, ... ... Jahres im Austausch gegen den Wert eines halben Jahres gegeben (the workmen have given the capitalist the labour of a whole year, in ...
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Nach dem Vorbild von Abraham von Franckenberg und Daniel Czepko schreibt Angelus Silesius seine berühmten Epigramme, die er unter dem Titel »Cherubinischer Wandersmann« zusammenfasst und 1657 veröffentlicht. Das Unsagbare, den mystischen Weg zu Gott, in Worte zu fassen, ist das Anliegen seiner antithetisch pointierten Alexandriner Dichtung. »Ich bin so groß als Gott, er ist als ich so klein. Er kann nicht über mich, ich unter ihm nicht sein.«
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Im nach dem Wiener Kongress neugeordneten Europa entsteht seit 1815 große Literatur der Sehnsucht und der Melancholie. Die Schattenseiten der menschlichen Seele, Leidenschaft und die Hinwendung zum Religiösen sind die Themen der Spätromantik. Michael Holzinger hat elf große Erzählungen dieser Zeit zu diesem Leseband zusammengefasst.
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