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Philosophy of Human Nature

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What is the consequence of mistaking gentle affectation for genuine virtues?

Morals and reason are considered as the sole criterion.

Solid virtues are sacrificed for superficial graces. (correct)

The individual's regal sway is maintained for a few years.

Gradual improvement and true melioration of temper are achieved.

According to the author, what is the result of using 'plausible epithets' to soften insults?

Insults are effectively disguised, leading to social harm. (correct)

Women are able to fix their gaze on a perfect moral model.

Women are suspended by destiny, without a moral archetype.

Men are able to genuinely respect women.

Why does the author argue that women should not aim for respect?

Because they are made to be loved, not respected.

Because they would be hunted out of society as masculine. (correct)

Because they have a perfect moral model to fix their gaze on.

Because they have an unerring instinct like brutes.

What is the implied consequence of women being 'made to be loved'?

<p>They are considered inferior and inspire vapid tenderness. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the author suggest is the problem with indiscriminate counsel to be gentle?

<p>It throws a stumbling block in the way of gradual improvement. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Philosophy of Human Nature

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Questions and Answers

What is the consequence of mistaking gentle affectation for genuine virtues?

According to the author, what is the result of using 'plausible epithets' to soften insults?

Why does the author argue that women should not aim for respect?

What is the implied consequence of women being 'made to be loved'?

What does the author suggest is the problem with indiscriminate counsel to be gentle?

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