 | Herbert Spencer - 1873 - 436 หน้า
...measured by the degree in which this end is achieved. A citizen nominally having complete means and but partially securing the end, is less free than another who uses incomplete means to more purpose. But why go abroad for proofs of the truth that political forms are of worth only in proportion as they... | |
 | 1873 - 966 หน้า
...measured by the degree in which this end is achieved. A citizen nominally having complete means and but partially securing the end, is less free than another who uses incomplete means to more purpose. But why go abroad for proofs of the truth that political forms are of worth only in proportion as they... | |
 | 1878 - 818 หน้า
...measured by the degree in which this end is achieved ; and a citizen nominally having complete means, and but partially securing the end, is less free than another who uses incomplete means to more purpose. But why go abroad for proofs of the truth that political forms are of worth only in proportion as they... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - 1881 - 486 หน้า
...degree in which this end is achieved. A citizen nominally having complete means and but partially 1 securing the end, is less free than another who uses incomplete means to more purpose. Bnt why go abroad for proofs of the truth that political forms are of worth only in proportion as they... | |
 | Richard Acland Armstrong - 1882 - 900 หน้า
...Now, as you have pointed out in your book, called "The Study of Sociology" (p. 277), speaking of a similar case, that of the pursuit of liberty, " the...which is the supreme good. Nay, in your " Data of Ethics " (p. 95), you have said the same thing in as many words. " If the rules of right living are... | |
 | 1882 - 896 หน้า
...Now, as you have pointed out in your book, called "The Study of Sociology" (p. 277), speaking of a similar case, that of the pursuit of liberty, " the...which is the supreme good. Nay, in your " Data of Ethics " (p. 95), you have said the same thing in as manywords . " If the rules of right living are... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - 1889 - 482 หน้า
...measured by the degree in which this end is achieved. A citizen nominally having complete means and but partially securing the end, is less free than another who uses incomplete meana to more purpose. But why go abroad for proofs of the truth that political forms are of worth... | |
 | American Academy of Political and Social Science - 1900 - 220 หน้า
...measured by the degree in which the end is achieved. A citizen nominally having complete means, and but partially securing the end, is less free than another who uses incomplete means to more purpose. ' ' He is not a good party man who follows his party leadership into paths that lead to unwholesome... | |
 | John Offer - 2000 - 416 หน้า
...Now, as you have pointed out in your book, called "The Study of Sociology" (p. 277). speaking of a similar case, that of the pursuit of liberty, "the...pain, which is the supreme good. Nay, in your "Data of Ethics" (p. 95), you have said the same thing in as many words. "If the rules of right living are those... | |
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So I say with reference to the means "justice" and "injustice" in reference to the end "happiness." Injustice is in this case the better means, as it better secures the surplus of pleasure over pain, which is the supreme good. Nay, in your "Data of Ethics"... 