Note 188 — Chapter XI · CATHERINE’S LESS ULTIMATE THIS-WORLD DOCTRINES (continued 2)
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See James Seth, A Study of Ethical Principles, 1894, pp. 193-236, where this position, denominated there “Eudaemonism,” is contrasted with “Hedonism,” uniquely or at least predominantly occupied with the act’s sensational materials or concomitances, and “Rigorism,” with its one-sided insistence upon the rational form and end of action.