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all you can rightly do, or honourably become, depends on the government of these two instincts of order and kindness, by this great Imaginative faculty
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“all you can rightly do, or honourably become, depends on the government of these two instincts of order and kindness, by this great Imaginative faculty”

John Ruskin

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Lectures on Art, Delivered Before the University of Oxford in Hilary Term, 1870
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1870
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Meaning of “all you can rightly do, or honourably become,…”

Imagination is given an ethical role in Ruskin’s argument: creative conception should be governed together with order and kindness rather than treated as detached fantasy.

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Lectures on Art, Lecture III, Project Gutenberg #19164. This is Ruskin’s moral-aesthetic framework and remains a historical normative claim.

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