The Life of the Mind: WillingHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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... manifest . " 42 • With both Hobbes and Spinoza the negation of the Will is firmly grounded in their respective philosophies . But we find virtually the same argument in Schopenhauer , whose general philosophy was very nearly the ...
... manifest . " 42 • With both Hobbes and Spinoza the negation of the Will is firmly grounded in their respective philosophies . But we find virtually the same argument in Schopenhauer , whose general philosophy was very nearly the ...
Stranica 130
... manifest than in the fact that his mind , the willing faculty included , can hold as an article of faith that God created Being ex nihilo , out of nothingness , and yet be unable to con- ceive " nothingness . " Hence the Will's ...
... manifest than in the fact that his mind , the willing faculty included , can hold as an article of faith that God created Being ex nihilo , out of nothingness , and yet be unable to con- ceive " nothingness . " Hence the Will's ...
Stranica 184
... manifest in " the voice of conscience , " which calls man back from his everyday entangle- ment in the “ man ” ( German for “ one ” or “ they ” ) and what con- science , in its call , discloses as human “ guilt , " a word ( Schuld ) ...
... manifest in " the voice of conscience , " which calls man back from his everyday entangle- ment in the “ man ” ( German for “ one ” or “ they ” ) and what con- science , in its call , discloses as human “ guilt , " a word ( Schuld ) ...
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The Philosophers and the Will | 11 |
Contents | 73 |
Thomas Aquinas and the primacy | 113 |
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