The Life of the Mind: WillingIncludes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 26
The disturbing fact that even the so - called voluntarists among the philosophers , those entirely convinced , like Hobbes , of the power of the will , could so easily glide to doubting its very existence may be somewhat clarified by ...
The disturbing fact that even the so - called voluntarists among the philosophers , those entirely convinced , like Hobbes , of the power of the will , could so easily glide to doubting its very existence may be somewhat clarified by ...
Stranica 171
The sole fundamental fact , however , is that it does not aim at a final state , and every philosophy and scientific hypothesis . which necessitates such a final state is refuted by this fundamental fact . I seek a conception of the ...
The sole fundamental fact , however , is that it does not aim at a final state , and every philosophy and scientific hypothesis . which necessitates such a final state is refuted by this fundamental fact . I seek a conception of the ...
Stranica 245
Strange as it may seem , our minds were in some respects very close - a fact she often remarked on when the same notion would occur to each of us independently , while an ocean - the Atlantic - lay between us .
Strange as it may seem , our minds were in some respects very close - a fact she often remarked on when the same notion would occur to each of us independently , while an ocean - the Atlantic - lay between us .
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Time and mental activities | 11 |
The Will and the modern age | 19 |
The problem of the new | 28 |
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