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Lionel Trilling on Sincerity (Part One)

May 1, 202659 min · 8,963 words

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On Ch. 2 "The Honest Soul and the Disintegrated Consciousness" in Sincerity and Authenticity (1972). This chapter focuses on a reading of Diderot's Rameau's Nephew and what Hegel made of it in the Phenomenology, so it's essentially for us a second opinion re. what we've been talking about on The Partially Examined Life. Read along with us. Watch this as unedited video. To get future parts,

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The idea of society includes the assumption that a given society can be changed if the judgment passed upon it is adverse.
he must endure the peculiar bitterness of modern man, the knowledge that he is not a genius.
its second intention which is to suggest that moral judgment is not ultimate that man's nature and destiny are not wholly comprehended within the narrow space between virtue and vice

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