The Life of the Mind: WillingIncludes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 15
This notion was derived from the mode of being peculiar to the nature of living things , where everything that appears grows out of something that contains the finished product potentially ...
This notion was derived from the mode of being peculiar to the nature of living things , where everything that appears grows out of something that contains the finished product potentially ...
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What I have just quoted from Thomas shows , I think , to what an extent his concept of the appetitive faculties is still indebted to the notion of a desire to possess in a hereafter whatever may be lacking in earthly life .
What I have just quoted from Thomas shows , I think , to what an extent his concept of the appetitive faculties is still indebted to the notion of a desire to possess in a hereafter whatever may be lacking in earthly life .
Stranica 198
1 sphere.118 Such notions are neither science nor philosophy , but science fiction ; they are widespread and ... apart from being historically derived from the notion of Progress and its concomitant , the undemonstrable entity called ...
1 sphere.118 Such notions are neither science nor philosophy , but science fiction ; they are widespread and ... apart from being historically derived from the notion of Progress and its concomitant , the undemonstrable entity called ...
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