Happy self-surrender and unhappy self-assertion
S Protasi - The moral psychology of admiration, 2019 - books.google.com
The moral psychology of admiration, 2019•books.google.com
“Envy is concealed admiration. An admirer who feels that he cannot be happy by
surrendering himself elects to become envious of that which he admires. So he speaks
another language, and in that language of his the thing which he really admires is called a
stupid, insipid, and queer sort of thing. Admiration is happy self-surrender; envy is unhappy
self-assertion.”
surrendering himself elects to become envious of that which he admires. So he speaks
another language, and in that language of his the thing which he really admires is called a
stupid, insipid, and queer sort of thing. Admiration is happy self-surrender; envy is unhappy
self-assertion.”
“Envy is concealed admiration. An admirer who feels that he cannot be happy by surrendering himself elects to become envious of that which he admires. So he speaks another language, and in that language of his the thing which he really admires is called a stupid, insipid, and queer sort of thing. Admiration is happy self-surrender; envy is unhappy self-assertion.”
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