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...e? for if not, you will have to remain where you are. May there not be the alternative, I said, that we may per suade you to let us go? But can you p... ...eaven! I replied; and if we asked him what due or proper thing is given by medicine, and to whom, what an swer do you think that he would make to us... ...an swer do you think that he would make to us? He would surely reply that medicine gives drugs and meat and drink to human bodies. And what due or pr... ...l and require to be cured, and has therefore interests to which the art of medicine ministers; and this is the origin and intention of medicine, as y... ...ll acknowledge. Am I not right? Quite right, he replied. But is the art of medicine or any other art faulty or defi cient in any quality in the same ... ...ur precise sense, and tell me whether I am not right.” Yes, clearly. Then medicine does not consider the interest of medicine, but the interest of th... ...nspired with a true love of true philosophy. That either or both of these alternatives are impossible, I see no reason to affirm: if they were so, we... ...e. If he is to rule, I suppose that he cannot help himself. What a blessed alternative, I said:—to be compelled to dwell only with the many bad, and t... ...many bad, and to be by them hated, or not to live at all! Yes, that is the alternative. And the more detestable his actions are to the citizens the mo...

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...at can be said for medical popularity is that until there is a practicable alternative to blind trust in the doctor, the truth about the doctor is so ... ...he most credulous ignoramus that ever paid sixpence for a bottle of strong medicine. In this predicament most people, to save themselves from unbearab... ... exception to the rule. They are offered disgraceful prices for advice and medicine. Their patients are for the most part so poor and so ignorant that... ...e, it is use- less to tell him that what he or his sick child needs is not medicine, but more leisure, better clothes, better food, and a better drain... ... to the public hospitals. When it comes to pro- phylactic inoculation, the alternative lies between the com- plete scientific process, which can only ... ...eteenth-century grandfa- ther describe the cupping and firing and nauseous medicines of his time with perfect credulity as to their beneficial ef- fec... ...thout torturing a dog, you must do without knowledge.” 35 GB Shaw A FALSE ALTERNATIVE BUT IN PRACTICE you cannot persuade any wise man that this alte... ...t reaches his profession, will be that he will always have open to him the alternative of pub- lic employment when the private employer becomes too ty... ... number of vaccinations performed by him, and for whom there was plenty of alternative public health work waiting, vaccination would be dead in two ye...

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...HE ICONOCLAST...................................................... 50 THE ALTERNATIVE TO BARRABAS ...................................................... ...STANTIATION ....................................................... 83 THE ALTERNATIVE CHRISTS .......................................................... ...ht the image to life; and the mob may not be able to bear that horror. THE ALTERNATIVE TO BARRABAS But mobs must be faced if civilization is to be sav... ...o with the product is to feed his lambs. LABOR TIME So maker’s right as an alternative to taking the advice of Jesus would not work. In practice nothi... ...still more ridiculous than the married man: the priest, in accept- ing the alternative of celibacy, disables himself; and the best priests are those w... ...ot be imputed to him on his own authority. “I come as an infallible patent medicine for bad consciences” is not one of the sayings in the gospels. If ...

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...make their living by accepting the custody of children, no matter how many alternative occupations may be available. And bear in mind that they are on... ...was a spoiled boy. But an unspoiled boy would not have needed that drastic medicine. Technical training may be as tedious as learning to skate or to p... ...dren to the very schools they themselves were sent to, because there is no alternative except abandoning the children to undisciplined vagabondism. Ma... ...d in dozens of other ways enslaving ourselves when there are com- fortable alternatives open to us without any real drawbacks. 68 A Treatise on Paren... ...come an illiterate hooligan if he is left to the streets, there is no real alternative for either of them. Child life must be socially organized: no p... ...useless for clever individuals to disparage it unless they can organize an alternative prac- tice and make it, too, general. 69 Shaw The Pursuit of M...

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...umably declare England mad, and treat her accordingly. Yet, though neither medicine nor painting nor law nor the Church 13 G B Shaw moulds the charac... ...at they like, without regard to the pub- lic interest. But that is not the alternative. The managers of our London music-halls are not subject to any ... ...e which she organizes. It is no defence of an immoral life to say that the alternative offered by society collectively to poor women is a miserable li... ...Mrs Warren to choose what is, accord- ing to her lights, the least immoral alternative, it is none the less infamous of society to offer such alternat... ...t is none the less infamous of society to offer such alternatives. For the alternatives offered are not morality and immorality, but two sorts of immo...

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...lusion. The strength of the illusion seems to lie in the 17 Sophist – Plato alternative: If we once admit the existence of Being and Not being, as tw... ...ts,—of animate bodies (which may be internal or external), and of inanimate. Medicine and gymnastic are the internal purifications of the animate, and... ...berration of the soul mov 29 Sophist – Plato ing towards knowledge. And as medicine cures the diseases and gymnastic the deformity of the body , so ... ... that man is a tame animal but is not hunted—you shall decide which of these alternatives you prefer. THEAETETUS: I should say , Stranger, that man is... ...r inward and in their outward parts, of which the former is duly effected by medicine and gymnastic, the latter by the not very digni fied art of the... ...are they? STRANGER: There is gymnastic, which has to do with deformity , and medicine, which has to do with disease. THEAETETUS: True. STRANGER: And w... ...Or shall we say that being is not a whole at all? THEAETETUS: That is a hard alternative to offer. STRANGER: Most true; for being, having in a certain...

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...t is to say, to a favoured few only, one skilled individual having enough of medicine or of any other art for many unskilled ones? ‘Shall this be the ... ...Certainly not the last, he replied; for I know of many things—meats, drinks, medicines, and ten thousand other things, which are inexpedient for man, ... ... of states and power over others and wealth?’—they would agree to the latter alternative, if I am not mistaken? He assented. ‘Are these things good fo...

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...to what, and much moreso to abide by one’s deci- sions: for in general the alternatives are painful, and the ac- 59 The Ethics of Aristotle tions req... ... a man deal unjustly by himself? In the first question, if the first-named alternative is pos- sible and it is the distributor who acts unjustly and n... ...stotle body, he were to be told, “Oh! of course, whatever the sci- ence of medicine, and in such manner as the physician, di- rects.” And so in respec... ...e apt to be healthy and in good condi- tion merely from knowing the art of medicine or training. “If it be urged that knowing what is good does not by... ...s, and not a finished or systematic one. P . 53, 1. 17. Suppose that three alternatives lay before a man, each of the three is of course an object of ... ...e is of course an object of Deliberation; when he has made his choice, the alternative chosen does not cease to be in nature an object of Deliberation... ...euektikon]. P . 146, l. 11. Healthiness is the formal cause of health. Medicine is the efficient. See Book X. chap. iv. [Greek: hosper oud hæ hygi...

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...ined those Walden 14 things which are necessary to life, there is another alternative than to obtain the superfluities; and that is, to adventure on ... ...soul be free. This did not appear the worst, nor by any means a despicable alternative. You could sit up as late as you pleased, and, whenever you got... ...ogether into one common heap, and consume it with fire. After having taken medicine, and fasted for three days, all the fire in the town is extin gui... ...father’s, but our great grandmother Nature’s universal, vegetable, botanic medicines, by which she has kept herself young always, outlived so many old... ..., and you would suppose that they would not go a huckleberrying without a medicine chest. The amount of it is, if a man is alive, there is always dan...

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...r assembly they make decrees for regulating the prac- tice of navigation and medicine which are to be bind- ing on these professions for all time. Sup... ..., and enact, that he who is found enquiring into the truth of navigation and medicine, and is seeking to be wise above what is written, shall be calle... ... of knowledge, which to us appear wide asunder as the poles, as- tronomy and medicine, were naturally connected in the minds of early thinkers, becaus... ...g, the refining of gold, the learn- ing to read, music, statuary , painting, medicine, the art of the pilot—all of which occur in this dialogue alone:... ...ps, but it would be a far greater evil if each particular in the practice of medicine or sea- manship were regulated by law . Much has been said 43 P... ...ke it move round. But as I have already said (and this is the only remaining alternative) the world is 73 Plato guided at one time by an external pow...

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...said it would be sure to do her good, and he ordered baths, too, with some medicine in them. The mineral water costs thirty copecks, and she’d need to... ... a servant with this money, you understand, Alexey Fyodorovitch, I can get medicines for the dear crea- tures, I can send my student to Petersburg, I ... ...s been ill ever since yesterday , and Marfa Ignatyevna intends to give him medicine to-morrow. They’ve just arranged it. It’s a very strange remedy of... ...e coffin, “did not believe in devils. He 312 THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV gave medicine to keep off the devils. And so they have be- come as common as spi... .... Or—the 349 Dostoevsky old man was laughing at him. Alas! The second alternative was the correct one. Long af- terwards, when the catastrophe ha... ...squandered it, but I didn’t steal it. Now a second, rather more favourable alternative: follow me care- fully , or I may get confused again—my head’s ... ... or I may get confused again—my head’s going round— and so, for the second alternative: I spend here only fifteen hundred out of the three thousand, t... ...d I shall waste this, too, so keep me from temptation!’ Well, what of that alternative? I should be a beast and a scoundrel, and whatever you like; bu... ...is not the murderer, then Smerdyakov must have been, for there is no other alternative, no one else can be found. That is what accounts for the artful...

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... in the hands of Monsieur Ree-shar (Richard), who knew probably less about medicine than any man living and was an ordinary prisoner like all of us, b... ...this reason that I do not purpose to inflict upon the reader a diary of my alternative aliveness and non-exist- 88 The Enormous Room ence at La Ferté... ...is own filled with primitive and 108 The Enormous Room otherwise imposing medicines; the walls of this comfortable room being beauteously adorned by ...

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... was a silence. From the direction of the infirmary a man with a packet of medicines in his hand began making 37 John Dos Passos his way towards the ... ...of the wind in his ears and the sound of churned water fleeing astern. The alternative was the stench of below decks. “I’ll bring down the rosie, don’... ...ller to see that. He ought to be at home at school.” “He’s got to take his medicine,” said Fuselli. “You wait till we get butchered in the trenches. W... ...ou wait till we get butchered in the trenches. We’ll see how you like your medicine,” said Eisenstein. 77 John Dos Passos “Damn fool,” muttered Fusel...

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...en might ‘agree to discard. ’ For it has been worn threadbare; and either alternative is equally consistent with a transcendental or with an eudaemon... ...ainly not—there would be a great impro- priety in the assumption of either alternative. But whether the gods are or are not indifferent to pleasure i... ...o be emptied? PROTARCHUS: Yes. 90 Philebus SOCRATES: The only remaining alternative is that the soul apprehends the replenishment by the help of me... ...and similar phenomena?’ You must answer for them. PROTARCHUS: The latter alternative is the true one. SOCRATES: Then we were not right in saying, j... ...TARCHUS: Most true. SOCRATES: And the same will be found to hold good of medicine and husbandry and piloting and generalship. PROTARCHUS: Very true...

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...lan. “That is out of the question in the present case,” he said. “Only one alternative is possible: undesigned de- tection, supported by letters which... ... one another with extraordinary ra- pidity and vividness. First it was the medicine he had poured out for the patient and spilt over the spoon, then t... ...ng short. “It’s just as it was at Countess Paul’s, sir. They gave the baby medicine, and it turned out that the baby was simply hungry: the nurse had ...

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...itting dress, or a dress of an unbecoming color. She will prefer the first alternative. She knows very well that we simply lie when we talk of our ele... ...necessary to believe in something; conse- quently they stupidly believe in medicine, and not even in medicine, but in the doctor. One believes in X, a... ...her a dress was a success, whether a lesson was well learned, or whether a medicine was swallowed. “I saw clearly that to her all this was, more than ... ...ations with the ceremonies of the church, or without them, he has no other alternative than to abide with his wife (and the wife with her husband, if ... ...NE EVENING POLIKEY was sitting on his bed beside the table, preparing some medicine for the cattle, when suddenly the door was thrown wide open, and A...

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...she then they would have had packs of them by this time. This was a better alternative to admitting what was in her heart —she believed that she had f... ... a healing broth. His mate became healthy and strong soon after taking the medicine. Although Joey never saw the wombat again he was haunted by his de...

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...she then they would have had packs of them by this time. This was a better alternative to admitting what was in her heart —she believed that she had f... ... a healing broth. His mate became healthy and strong soon after taking the medicine. Although Joey never saw the wombat again he was haunted by his de...

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... Siegfried has come often enough, only to find himself confronted with the alternative of gov- erning those who are not Siegfrieds or risking destruct... ...e with human passion. Besides, we have the same weakness in mor- als as in medicine: we cannot be cured of running after pana- ceas, or, as they are c... ...generation foams at the mouth at the very mention of duty, and sets up the alternative panacea of love, their deprivation of which seems to them to ha...

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...given to men in birth, it must have been given before birth—this is the only alternative which remains. And if we had ideas in a former state, then ou... ...imply rec ollection. Yes, that is quite true, Socrates. 61 Plato And which alternative, Simmias, do you prefer? Had we the knowledge at our birth, o... ...ll sorts of ways throughout life, sometimes more violently with the pains of medicine and gymnastic; then again more gently; now threatening, now admo...

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... industry is equally impossible for high minded and impecu- nious men. The alternative open to them is beggary or priva- tion. Wherever the canon of c... ...en to the collective life process — very much after the analogy of what in medicine would be called a benign tumor, with some tendency to transgress t... ...rvice of other interests than the self-regard- ing one. The code leaves no alternative direction in which the impulse to purposeful action may find ex... ...nated by habits of industry and thrift, so long the remi- niscences of the medicine-man have found but a scant and precarious acceptance in the scheme...

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...ee of physical strength. He spoke with distinct- ness—took some palliative medicines without aid—and, when I entered the room, was occupied in pencili... ...part of the demon plan to hurl me into the abyss; and thus (there being no alternative) a different and a milder destruction awaited me. Milder! I hal...

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...for their country in direct opposition to all the suggestions of policy. The alternative, then, is to destroy or keep down a bad passion by creating a... ... quiesce, the majority must, or the Government must cease. There is no other alternative, for continuing the Government is acquiescence on one side or... ...rmanent under class part of tomorrow’s growing middle class. New miracles of medicine at last will reach not only those who can claim care now, but th...

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...eally good ghost story and we’d take it at once. Or”—he suggested it as an alternative to imagination—”or you might get inside life. It’s worth doing.... ... I’ve thought of him every day—not in love; don’t misunderstand; only as a medicine I shirked. Down in what they call the subconscious self he has bee...

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... which he did not believe in, and being truthful he could not do this. The alternative was, having made up his mind that all these outward signs were ... ... advised the elder man to give him quinine, and wrote down the name of the medicine. He wished to give him some money, but the old workman said he wou...

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...hemselves wise, capable and heroic— beyond any aristocratic precedent. The alternative, if it is an alternative, is resignation—to the Social Democrac... ...ctuations of employment, the failure of the employing class to provide any alternative to idleness during slack time, break that habit 44 An Englishm... ...usions and a purpose. We have come to a phase in our affairs when the only alternative to a great, deliberate rena- scence of will and understanding i... ...rent free choice of rulers to a ridiculous selection be- tween undesirable alternatives, and hands our whole public life over to the specialised manip... ...able to present himself to a perplexed constitu- ency as the only possible alternative to Conservatism and T ariff Reform, and so we have him. And so ... ...hought. And among other things I see now much better than I did why patent medicines are so popular. It is clear that as a community we are far too im... ...ciently arranged and conclusions suffi- ciently simplified for application Medicine waits on organic chemistry, geology on mineralogy, and both on the... ...reat hinterland of hu- man interests which legitimately belongs to it. But medicine is not the only field to which we may rea- sonably look for a sudd... ...yet given the world remarkably little cause for amazement. Not only is our medicine feeble and fragmen- tary, but our educational science is the poore...

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... unable to restrain himself, “the man who advised the Drissa camp—I see no alternative but the lunatic asylum or the gallows!” 48 War and Peace – Boo... ...German, and Latin, blamed one another, and pre- scribed a great variety of medicines for all the diseases known to them, but the simple idea never occ... ...ays has his own peculiar, personal, novel, complicated disease, unknown to medicine—not a disease of the lungs, liver, skin, heart, nerves, and so on ... ...ing her grief in her vexation, “if you won’t obey the doctor and take your medicine at the right time! Y ou mustn’t trifle with it, you know, or it ma... ... sacrifices were being made for her sake, and to know that she had to take medicine at certain hours, though she declared that no medicine would cure ... ...id that though there was dan- ger, he had hopes of the effect of this last medicine and one must wait and see, that the malady was chiefly mental, but...

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...ANKIN. I don’t say that. I hope I have done some good. They come to me for medicine when they are ill; and they call me the Christian who is not a thi... ...Hassan; and you know it. Have I ever charged your wife and children for my medicines? HASSAN (philosophically). It is always permitted by the Prophet ... ...ude on you, Mr. Rankin; but in the absence of a hotel there seems to be no alternative. LADY CICELY (beaming on him). Besides, we would so much rather... ... And I am sure from Mr. Drinkwater’s complexion that he ought to have some medicine. BRASSBOUND (outwardly determined not to be trifled with: inwardly... ...r Howrrd and Lady Ci- cely started on their excursion I was applied to for medicine by a follower of the Sheikh Sidi el Assif. He told me I should nev...

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... whether a given attitude or act is approximating or moving away, our sole alternative is to withdraw all influences of the environment lest they inte... ...omical selection and arrange- ment. In the third place, it makes choice of alternatives possible. If we can predict the outcome of acting this way or ... ...urn, the more numerous the recognized possibilities of the situa- tion, or alternatives of action, the more meaning does the chosen activity possess, ... ...pression of mind in foresight, observation, and choice of the better among alternative possibilities. They limit intelligence because, given ready- ma... ...ess his present 115 John Dewey activity is tied down to a small number of alternatives. If one knew enough, one could start almost anywhere and susta... ...ithout intelligent insight into the principles of any of them. To say that medicine was empirical meant that it was not scientific, but a mode of prac... ... Platonic teaching on the ground that moral virtue is like an art, such as medicine; the experienced practitioner is better than a man who has theoret...

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...be ruined by Democracy, which was forced on us by the failure of the older alternatives. Yet if Despo- tism failed only for want of a capable benevole... ...er) which bids a man live by heavy and badly paid drudgery when he has the alternative of walking into the workhouse, announcing him- self as a destit... ...eping a crossing, nobody would blame him; for deciding that so long as the alternative lies between living mainly at the expense of the community and ... ... my dominions that I leave you to do equal justice to the drawbacks of the alternative establishment. DON JUAN. In Heaven, as I picture it, dear lady,... ...ing for an unhealthy spot in me on which they could fasten. The doctors of medicine bade me consider what I must do to save my body, and offered me qu...

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...“So he may have something to drink?” Lorrain considered. “Has he taken his medicine?” “Y es.” The doctor glanced at his watch. “Take a glass of boiled... ...tle chair while, frowning and with trembling hands, he poured drops from a medicine bottle into a wineglass half full of water. “What is it?” he said ... ...ers but took the glass submissively and calling the nurse began giving the medicine. The child screamed hoarsely. Prince Andrew winced and, clutching ... ...om love of him. And he does not want that. And besides, what a notion that medicine ever cured anyone! Killed them, yes!” said he, frowning angrily an... ... merely as a doctor, but as an equal. Prince Nicholas had always ridiculed medicine, but latterly on Mademoiselle Bourienne’s advice had allowed this ... ... unable to restrain himself, “the man who advised the Drissa camp—I see no alternative but the lunatic asylum or the gallows!” Without heeding the end...

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... but are in no re- spect different from those now officially recognized in medicine as cures by suggestion; and the end of his essay contains an inter... ... . We have traced the mental element through primitive medi- cine and folk-medicine of to-day, patent medicine, and witchcraft. We are convinced that ... ...as the anger and their brood have no part in misguiding it.”[95] The older medicine used to speak of two ways, lysis and crisis, one gradual, the othe... ...ottom I am un- able to give up anything.” He can’t “get mad” at any of his alternatives; and the career of a man beset by such an all-round amiability... ...y connects mystical states with certain definite phenomena of secondary or alternative personality, such as pro- phetic speech, automatic writing, or ... ...s to begin by ascertaining what practical difference would result from one alternative or the other being true. What is the particular truth in ques- ... ...is Agassiz and Charles W. Eliot. In 1863, William James began the study of medicine, and in 1865 he joined an expedition to the Amazon. Before long, h...

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... to fight again. Others again kept out of the way, hoping to escape either alternative. Pemberton appealed to me in person to compel these men to sign... ...xcept in captured. More than this number fell into our hands as prisoners. Medicines and food were left for the Confederate wounded and sick who had t... ...rge amount of rations was issued to the families that remained in Jackson. Medicine and food were also sent to Raymond for the destitute families as w...

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...e likely to speak to me on religion, prevented me from being placed in the alternative of avowal or hypocrisy. I remember two occasions in my boyhood,... ...sy. I remember two occasions in my boyhood, on which I felt myself in this alternative, and in both cases I avowed my disbelief and defended it. My op... ...ape does it more effectually than any poet. What made Wordsworth’s poems a medicine for my state of mind, was that they expressed, not mere outward be... ...ord; though in fact it only offered to each individual landlord this as an alternative, if he liked better to sell his estate than to retain it on the...

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... Horseback Hall But where were our front benchers to nest if not here? The alternative to Heartbreak House was Horseback Hall, con- sisting of a priso... ...ing it directly to the stomach. As their mechanist theory taught them that medicine was the business of the chemist’s laboratory, and surgery of the c...