"There is," he noted with awe, "a weird beauty in this prophetic book …it is written with a passion of love and hate".
For instance, whether a passion counts as "scorn" depends on the fairness of judgment (although as a disposition to incorrectly assess someone as worthless, this passion is a species of hate).
Seeping deeper and deeper into the subsoil of proletarian life, down below the "respectable" working class of miners and mechanics and canal boat-men, frightened observers reported a "mighty current of passion and hate" sweeping up a "vast swarm of vicious idlers, vagrants, and tramps".
It was a "famous vendetta... full of passion, hate and revenge", according to an article in Greek Reporter.
July 30 , 1818Thornton, England December 19 , 1848Haworth, England Emily Brontë, in full Emily Jane Brontë, pseudonym Ellis Bell (born July 30 , 1818 Thornton, Yorkshire, England died December 19 , 1848 Haworth, Yorkshire) English novelist and poet who produced but one novel, Wuthering Heights (1847), a highly imaginative novel of passion and hate set on the Yorkshire moors.
And Kevin and I share a great passion for hating Andy Rooney.
According to Hume, it is an ultimate inexplicable fact about our moral sentiments (qua calm forms of the indirect passions of love and hate) that they are always directed at people, either ourselves or others.
Psychoanalyzing a political movement guarantees a fresh wave of hate mail, but my best guess is that the passion of my correspondents is ultimately fueled by cultural unease.
Echo Boy is an exciting SF thriller, but also a rich and deeply felt exploration of the line that separates humans – creatures of love, passion, fear and hate – from mere organic simulations.
It means that crimes of confused passion must be hate crimes, just like cases that involve someone being dragged behind a truck, as in Officer Caster's banal fantasy of violence, because both have to do with being LGBT.
