The Life of the Mind: WillingIncludes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 61
But no such being - forced occurs in either case ; both acts are done intentionally , and “ when the principle is from within , there is no force . " 17 What actually happens is that , reason and desire being in conflict , the decision ...
But no such being - forced occurs in either case ; both acts are done intentionally , and “ when the principle is from within , there is no force . " 17 What actually happens is that , reason and desire being in conflict , the decision ...
Stranica 62
It opens up a first , small restricted space for the human mind , which without it was delivered to two opposed compelling forces : the force of selfevident truth , with which we are not free to agree or disagree , on one side ; on the ...
It opens up a first , small restricted space for the human mind , which without it was delivered to two opposed compelling forces : the force of selfevident truth , with which we are not free to agree or disagree , on one side ; on the ...
Stranica 100
O • one of them , namely , the Will , the three are " forced into one do we speak of thought ” -cogitatio , which Augustine , playing with etymology , derives from cogere ( coactum ) , to force together , to unite forcefully .
O • one of them , namely , the Will , the three are " forced into one do we speak of thought ” -cogitatio , which Augustine , playing with etymology , derives from cogere ( coactum ) , to force together , to unite forcefully .
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