Right Living as a Fine Art A Study of Channing's Symphony as an Outline of the Ideal Life and Character

About this book

In a transformative era marked by burgeoning philosophical thought, "Right Living as a Fine Art: A Study of Channing's Symphony as an Outline of the Ideal Life and Character" by Newell Dwight Hillis delves into the essence of personal fulfillment and moral integrity. Drawing inspiration from William Henry Channing's poignant reflections on self-improvement and character development, Hillis emphasizes the pursuit of "unalienable rights" to a life of virtue and purpose. This profound exploration is tailored for students, civic activists, and historians seeking to understand the interplay between ethical living and societal progress. With its rich insights and compelling arguments, this work invites readers to elevate their lives through the art of right living, cultivating a character that resonates with the ideals of a just society.

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