altruism

Lop-Ear was plainly in a funk, and yet his conduct in remaining by me, in spite of his fear, I take as a foreshadowing of the altruism and comradeship that have helped make man the mightiest of the animals.

He found in altruism more pleasure than his riches, his station and all the grosser sweets of life had given him.

"He who had to create, had always his presaging dreams and astral premonitions--and believed in believing!" (See Note on Chapter LXXVII.) In the last two verses he reveals the nature of his altruism. How far it differs from that of Christianity we have already read in the discourse "Neighbour-Love", but here he tells us definitely the nature of his love to mankind; he explains why he was compelled to assail the Christian values of pity and excessive love of the neighbour, not only because they are slave-values and therefore tend to promote degeneration (see Note B.), but because he could only love his children's land, the undiscovered land in a remote sea; because he would fain retrieve the errors of his fathers in his children.

The majority of people spoil their lives by an unhealthy and exaggerated altruism - are forced, indeed, so to spoil them.

They were excited to find some participants whose brains lit up at the sight of altruism; whose personality test results tended toward the empathetic; and who were prone to giving money to others, often and well.

Lebanon, PA, June 17, 2016 --(PR.com)-- The Travelers Protective Association (TPA), a fraternal benefit society, recently presented altruism awards to seven Pennsylvania high school students.

The present paper tries to offer a systematic review of essays and articles published since 2010 In order to answer central questions still looming In the scientific study of altruism and of great Importance for Christian anthropology.

Philosophers argue that altruism is in part a moral duty and in part a matter of eudaemonic ethics.