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"Chiefly a want of agreeableness." "Of agreeableness! Pardon me I hope you will be so good as to give me the rationale of that?" "I am of Miss Edgeworth's opinion, sir," said Fleda blushing, "that a lady may always judge of the estimation in which she is held by the conversation which is addressed to her." "And you judge compliments to be a doubtful indication of esteem?"
All these distinctions are of importance, and we shall have to take them all into consideration as we go on, but perhaps on the whole the most useful classification will be one something on the lines of that adopted by Mr. Sinnett in his Rationale of Mesmerism a book, by the way, which all students of clairvoyance ought to read.
It was with this object that Aristotle formed his Categories, i.e. an attempted enumeration of all nameable things by the summa genera or highest predicates, one or other of which must, he asserted, be predicable of everything. His, however, is a rude catalogue, without philosophical analysis of the rationale even of familiar distinctions.
There in clear and unmistakable language is a rationale for revolution, not just 1776, but all revolutions.
Thus the Promises fulfil themselves automatically, in accordance with the principles of the relations between Law and Personality, and they do so, not in our own power, but by the Power of the Word of God. This, then, gives us at least an intelligible working hypothesis of the rationale of the Bible Promises.
To fall between two stools, and to be hanged for a lamb, are the two crimes which "Nor gods, nor men, nor any schools allow." Of the latter, I go in but little danger; about the former, I shall know better when the public have enlightened me. In the first case we see the rationale of compromise, and the equal folly of making experiments upon too large a scale, and of not making them at all.
Richard Smith 'of the Stamps and Taxes' was the editor of this and of an edition of the Rationale of Punishment in 1831, and of various minor treatises. A Draught of a Code for the Organisation of the Judicial Establishment of France, dated March 1790, is reprinted in Works iv. 285-406. Truth v. A chapter appeared in the Bibliothèque Britannique in 1798.
Men would rise every morning to take an intelligible account of the aspects and the prospects of the universe. Or, once more: shall we venture into the speculative domain of the philosophy of history, and give the rationale of our times? What is the divine mission of the great marvel of our age, namely, its periodical and fugitive literature?
Political expectations in MRCs are for the effective use of force and for rapid success or at least steady progress. Casualties should be moderate or at least acceptable, with the threshold of American pain dependent on the directness of the threat to U.S. interests and with the degree of compellance appropriate to the political rationale. OOTW present a different set of challenges.
Take, again, the theory of music, of painting, of any other of the fine arts, and who will venture to pronounce that the facts they are conversant with belong either wholly to the class of matter, or wholly to that of mind? The following seems to be the rationale of the distinction between physical and moral science.
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