 | Sergei Kan - 1999 - 712 pagini
...increasingly ambivalent view of Western man and his secular morality. Here is one example of this view: "The more I become acquainted with the savages, the more I become convinced that, in terms of their morality, the so-called wild ones are much better than many of the so-called enlightened... | |
 | Robert P. Geraci, Michael Khodarkovsky - 2001 - 374 pagini
...simple but morally pure natives, especially his favorite Aleut people. As he wrote in an 1843 letter, 'The more I become acquainted with the savages, the...as morality is concerned, the so-called wild ones [dikie] are much better than many of the so-called enlightened ones. Does this mean that we, with our... | |
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The more I become acquainted with the savages, the more I become convinced that, as far as morality is concerned, the so-called wild ones are much better than many of the so-called enlightened 