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A History of Western Philosophy Quotes

Man is not a solitary animal, and so long as social Life survives, self-realization cannot be the supreme principle of ethics.

Source:Book III. Modern Philosophy, Part II. From Rousseau to the Present Day, Chapter XVIII. The Romantic Movement
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  • Book: A History of Western Philosophy
  • Writer: Bertrand Russell
  • Genre: Philosophy, History
  • Published: 1945
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