"Intuitionism" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... It left to ethical writers no choice but that of either sacrificing man to law, or law to man; of denying either the particular or the universal element in his nature. Naturalism did the first. Intuitionism, the second. The former made human action the reaction of a natural agent on the incitement of natural forces. It made man a mere object, a thing capable of being affected by other things through his faculty of being pained or pleased; an ...
— Browning as a Philosophical and Religious Teacher • Henry Jones |
