The Life of the Mind: WillingHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 34
... body . But the philosophers ' hostility to the body is well known and a matter of record ever since Plato at least . It is not motivated primarily by the unreliability of sense experience - for these errors can be corrected - or by the ...
... body . But the philosophers ' hostility to the body is well known and a matter of record ever since Plato at least . It is not motivated primarily by the unreliability of sense experience - for these errors can be corrected - or by the ...
Stranica 79
... body that is not in his power but belongs to the " outside things . " The constant question is whether your will is ... body's vulnerability puts certain limits on this inner freedom . Un- able to deny that it is not mere wishes or ...
... body that is not in his power but belongs to the " outside things . " The constant question is whether your will is ... body's vulnerability puts certain limits on this inner freedom . Un- able to deny that it is not mere wishes or ...
Stranica 93
... body , and is obeyed instantly ; the mind com- mands itself and is resisted ? ” ( “ Unde hoc monstrum , et quare istud ? Imperat animus corpori , et paretur statim ; imperat ani- mus sibi et resistitur ? " ) The body has no will of its ...
... body , and is obeyed instantly ; the mind com- mands itself and is resisted ? ” ( “ Unde hoc monstrum , et quare istud ? Imperat animus corpori , et paretur statim ; imperat ani- mus sibi et resistitur ? " ) The body has no will of its ...
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The Philosophers and the Will | 11 |
Contents | 73 |
Thomas Aquinas and the primacy | 113 |
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