"With the hidden hatred of sustained intellectual effort, [the evangelist of practicalism] encourages whose who happen to listen to him in the name of reasonableness to dispense with reason."
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The Moral Life and the Ethical Life (Chicago: 1950), p. 4
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Eliseo Vivas
Eliseo Vivas (13 July 1901 - 1993) was a 20th-century philosopher and literary theorist.
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