The Springs of Character

abstract senses acter action Analytical Psychology Aristotle become better body brain Chapter char child Christian ethics circumstances conduct conscious consider course destiny discerned Divine doctrine effect emotion eternal Ethology evil exercise expression faculty feel G. F. Stout Greek ethics growth habit happiness heart Hedonism Herbert Spencer heredity human ideal ideas instincts intellect introspection J. S. Mill latter Leslie Stephen light lives logical M'Cunn Maeterlink means mental moral responsibility moral sense motive never noetic synthesis object ourselves pain perfect perhaps Philosophy of Mind phrenology physical Plato pleasure principles Prof progress psychical Psychology qualities reason recognised religion responsibility result Romanes Lecture says science of character seen self-consciousness social soul speak Spirit springs of character standard temperament tendencies things thought tion true truth uncon unconscious mind virtue voice whole wisdom women words wrong