Sentence examples for orders of pleasure from inspiring English sources

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Aristotle and Plato believed that the higher orders of pleasure entailed an expenditure of intellectual effort.

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First in the order of pleasures was Mr. Ferrer's voice itself: high, a little starchy, expressive.

What is more, one must know something about the nature of pleasure in order to pursue it rationally, and likewise for pain.

Pleasure, in Sade's orgies, is submitted to rigorous order, such that the rationalized pursuit of pleasure takes precedence over pleasure itself (pp. 66 69).

Moreover, the repeated consumption of high levels of sucrose can create a cycle of continued overconsumption even compulsive eating in order to recapture the initial feelings of pleasure.

Another, of endive, arugula, orange slices and red onion, evoked an exclamation of pleasure by the diner who ordered it.

Kant appeals to this account of pleasure in the beautiful in order to argue for its universal validity or universal communicability: to argue, that is, that a subject who feels such a pleasure, and thus judges the object to be beautiful, is entitled to demand that everyone else feel a corresponding pleasure and thus agree with her judgment of taste.

But what kind of pleasure?

"Autonomy... of pleasure, I guess".

"A woman of pleasure?

What is the source of pleasure?

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