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Pagina 98
The life of this doctrine has consisted of proposing in turn one or another class of
pleasures , or several classes together ( the pleasure of the superior senses , the
pleasure of play , of consciousness of our own strength , of criticism , etc . ) ...
The life of this doctrine has consisted of proposing in turn one or another class of
pleasures , or several classes together ( the pleasure of the superior senses , the
pleasure of play , of consciousness of our own strength , of criticism , etc . ) ...
Pagina 142
I may now add that even if he were to communicate them to us , he would give us
no pleasure by his disclosures . When we hear such phantasies they repel us , or
at least leave us cold . But when a man of literary talent presents his plays , or ...
I may now add that even if he were to communicate them to us , he would give us
no pleasure by his disclosures . When we hear such phantasies they repel us , or
at least leave us cold . But when a man of literary talent presents his plays , or ...
Pagina 210
Pleasure is indeed the essence of that perception , but there is evidently in this
particular pleasure a complication which ... By bodily pleasures we mean , of
course , more than pleasures with a bodily seat ; for that class would include
them all ...
Pleasure is indeed the essence of that perception , but there is evidently in this
particular pleasure a complication which ... By bodily pleasures we mean , of
course , more than pleasures with a bodily seat ; for that class would include
them all ...
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