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cept of irritabilitythough so little elaborated and still so
confused in the thinking of pathologists.
But by this very factthe moral significance of "nervous
complaints" was profoundly altered. Insofar as diseases of the nerves
had been associated with the organic movements of the lower parts
of the body (even by the many and confused paths of sympathy)
they were located within a certain ethic of desire: they represented
the revenge of a crude body; it had been as the result of an excessive
vio-
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lence that one became ill. From now on one fell ill from too much
feeling; one suffered from an excessive solidarity with all the beings
around one. One was no longer compelled by one's secret nature;
one was the victim of everything whichon the surface of the world
solicited the body and the soul.
And as a resultone was both more innocent and more guilty.
More innocentbecause one was swept by the total irritation of the
nervous system into an unconsciousness great in proportion to one's
disease. But more guiltymuch more guiltybecause everything to
which one was attached in the worldthe life one had ledthe
affections one had hadthe passions and the imaginations one had
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