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【】iteachesauthorityandobedienally nandenshouldnotbedifferent,butpra teaotse,taughttheloveofall n,andanother,yangendeed theoth,relysaying:”loveyouros.”ithingto say.onephilosopherbelievesinrepressionofthepassions,andanotherbelievesin naturalistioderationinallthings. takethequestionofsexualpassioninparticular.thereareteviewsof sexualethiandcalvinishe e isnaturalisnyadenisasecretfollower. thenflianhissocalled restlessnessofspirit.theakeasaneahyviewofsexasa norlhunpassion,likehavelockellis,iablyveerstoanistvieiardtosexisthatitisa perfealfuhanthat,itisedhtheperpetuationof thefalyandtherace.thesavieeredisthatintehsao paoyenanoutandoutnfuistnovel,akesspecialdelightinexposing thelibertinisfthenks,andan,goesabout persuadinghisbaarryandbearchildrenforthe gloryoftheirahen aehsaopaqyenaredetpeople,akeidealhusbandsandwives. theonlyreasosn ahroughextrelyprosingsituatiohetotaleffectisa nvinarriageandtheho,andaglorifiotherhood. thisvieaionoftheentirenfutheoryabout passions,asstatedbytzussu,nfuciussgrandson,ingyungthegolden an,phasizesderatiardtoallthesevenpassions. thatsuattitudeisadifficultthingisonstratedbyaalcalls theexcessesofantobeenslavedby nationalisfasornishe ex,andfetthatthestateexistsfortheindividualandnotthe individualforthestate.aniststateinanindividualisregarded butasaerofaonceloseitsattractivenessby thenfuanlife.againstallsysteassuch,the hunindividualassertshisrighttoexistandseekhappiness.forreiortant thanallthepoliticalrightsisnsrighttohappiness.afascistawouldhavea hardtipersuadingtheore io
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