Eudaimonism, Hedonism and Feuerbach's Philosophy of the Future
Eudaimonism, Hedonism and Feuerbach's Philosophy of the Future
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幸福主义、享乐主义与费尔巴哈的未来哲学
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10.1080/17496970902722908
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2009
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路德维希·费尔巴哈在 1840 年 11 月 15 日至 20 日写给海德堡大学哲学教授克里斯蒂安·卡普的一封信中，试图让他的亲密朋友（这次是生病的朋友）精神振奋。在他的开场白中，他开玩笑地评论道，“伊壁鸠鲁主义也是真理”：至少在某些情况下这是必要的，就像你的情况一样。愿你的最高道德原则是身体的自我保护。值得称赞的、善良的、高尚的——凡是健康的；坏的、名声不好的——任何对你有害的东西。读书总是有害的。所以一开始就把书收起来。 1
In a letter dated 15–20 November 1840 sent to Christian Kapp, a professor of philosophy at the University of Heidelberg, Ludwig Feuerbach tried to lift the spirits of his close and, on this occasion, ailing friend. In his opening lines he commented–jokingly, but only half so–that ‘Epicureanism is also the truth’:At least there are cases where it is necessary, as in yours. May your highest moral principle be physical selfpreservation. Commendable, good, and noble–whatever is healthy; bad, poorly-reputed–whatever is harmful to you. Reading is always harmful. So put the books away for a start. 1