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... feelings , popular sentiments , popular prejudices . An argument should take the form of an appeal to the relevant facts . When it doesn't , and when the irrelevancies to which appeal is made are merely popular feelings , the result is ...
... feelings , popular sentiments , popular prejudices . An argument should take the form of an appeal to the relevant facts . When it doesn't , and when the irrelevancies to which appeal is made are merely popular feelings , the result is ...
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... feelings of malaise which per- vade all modern life . The malaise which is experienced as an internal psychic ... feeling . Because the malaise is perceived as originating in the deepest layers of the individual psyche , it can be ...
... feelings of malaise which per- vade all modern life . The malaise which is experienced as an internal psychic ... feeling . Because the malaise is perceived as originating in the deepest layers of the individual psyche , it can be ...
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... feelings with which mankind now regard these lamentable transactions , especially the latter of the two , render them extremely unjust in their judgment of the unhappy actors . These were , to all appearance , not bad men - not worse ...
... feelings with which mankind now regard these lamentable transactions , especially the latter of the two , render them extremely unjust in their judgment of the unhappy actors . These were , to all appearance , not bad men - not worse ...
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