Travelogue of Stevenson's Donkey Journey Through Gévaudan
A critical review discusses MR R L STEVENSON'S Travels with a Donkey. It notes the writer's gentle humor and fine English as he describes ten days on foot in the South of France with a donkey named Modestine. The piece details episodes from Monastier to Bouchet Saint Nicholas, night camping, and encounters with peasants and Trappists, ending at Saint Jean du Gard and the sale of Modestine.
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le Puy
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Bouchet St. Nicholas
Gévaudan
Montaigne
Camisard
Stevenson
St. Jean du Gard
The Morality of Positivism and Utility
The essay argues that Positivist ethics center on immediate results and utility, subordinating individual interest to abstract general aims. It questions whether the greatest happiness principle can be realized, suggesting a tension between personal motives and collective outcomes.
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