The Life of the Mind: WillingHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 89
... nill my desires ; and in the same way I can nill what reason tells me is right . In every act of the will , there is an I - will and I- nill involved . These are the two wills whose " discord " Augus- tine said " undid [ his ] soul ...
... nill my desires ; and in the same way I can nill what reason tells me is right . In every act of the will , there is an I - will and I- nill involved . These are the two wills whose " discord " Augus- tine said " undid [ his ] soul ...
Stranica 92
... nill your own existence while you are nilling - hence cannot nill abso- lutely even by committing suicide - are an effective refutation of the mental tricks Stoic philosophers had recommended to enable men to withdraw from the world ...
... nill your own existence while you are nilling - hence cannot nill abso- lutely even by committing suicide - are an effective refutation of the mental tricks Stoic philosophers had recommended to enable men to withdraw from the world ...
Stranica 130
... nill the object presented by reason or desire : “ in potestate voluntatis nostrae est habere nolle et velle , quae sunt contraria , respectu unius obiecti " ( " It is in the power of our will to will and to nill , which are contraries ...
... nill the object presented by reason or desire : “ in potestate voluntatis nostrae est habere nolle et velle , quae sunt contraria , respectu unius obiecti " ( " It is in the power of our will to will and to nill , which are contraries ...
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The Philosophers and the Will | 11 |
Contents | 73 |
Thomas Aquinas and the primacy | 113 |
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