Titlebook: J.S. Mill Revisited; Biographical and Pol Bruce L. Kinzer Book 2007 Bruce L. Kinzer 2007 experience.John Stuart Mill.politics.truth.underst

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Bruce L. Kinzern that of Augustine, who must be acknowledged as the true fountainhead of the Catholic theodicy. The streams of thought that were fused together in the fires of Augustine’s genius — the aesthetic view of the world, with its allied notion of evil as non-being, and the Judaic-Christian sense of sin as

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,Gathering Truths, 1826–30, opportunity to pursue his program of internal culture without undue distraction. Whatever anxieties continued to beset him, they should not have arisen from concern for his present or future material well-being. As for the prospects of enriching the content of his emotional life, they were favorabl

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Mystifying the Mystic: Mill and Carlyle in the 1830s,erting that she knew John Mill better than he knew himself; what he might have believed he knew about himself counted for less than what she certainly knew about him. Both James Mill and Harriet Taylor had a lot more at stake in their connection with John Mill than did Thomas Carlyle. Yet what Carly

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