The Life of the Mind: WillingIncludes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 12
The activity of the mind always creates for itself un présent qui dure , a " gap between past and future . " ( Aristotle , it seems , was the first to mention this suspension of time's motion in an enduring present , and this ...
The activity of the mind always creates for itself un présent qui dure , a " gap between past and future . " ( Aristotle , it seems , was the first to mention this suspension of time's motion in an enduring present , and this ...
Stranica 38
The resulting tension , unlike the rather stimulating excitement that may ac- company problem - solving activities , causes a kind of disquiet in the soul easily bordering on turmoil , a mixture of fear and hope that becomes unbearable ...
The resulting tension , unlike the rather stimulating excitement that may ac- company problem - solving activities , causes a kind of disquiet in the soul easily bordering on turmoil , a mixture of fear and hope that becomes unbearable ...
Stranica 142
It is be- tween sheer activity , the Aristotelian energeia , which has its end and ergon within itself ... 87 Mental activities , such as thinking or willing , are activities of the first kind , and these , Scotus con- sidered , though ...
It is be- tween sheer activity , the Aristotelian energeia , which has its end and ergon within itself ... 87 Mental activities , such as thinking or willing , are activities of the first kind , and these , Scotus con- sidered , though ...
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Time and mental activities | 11 |
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The problem of the new | 28 |
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