Function, Feeling, and Conduct, an Attempt to Find a Natural Basis for Ethical Law (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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But the mind finds no less interest in its task because its task is interminable. The thought that there is no bound to its activity is, rather, its most inspiring thought. The mind's interest, however, is everywhere specific. It looks into the maze of being and change through human eyes; human feeling prompts its attitude, human aims direct its activity. In contemplation as in action its interest is determined by its own constitution.

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