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... verbal coercion of the behavior of the individual ( moral behavior ) if we start out merely with æther and electrons ; we must begin with something non - physical , or psychic - presumably consciousness . Thus the issue is joined .
... verbal coercion of the behavior of the individual ( moral behavior ) if we start out merely with æther and electrons ; we must begin with something non - physical , or psychic - presumably consciousness . Thus the issue is joined .
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Notwithstanding his positive , even emphatic , implications that moral behavior must be conscious or psychic in its ultimate nature , we find him neither presenting nor citing a theoretical system of any kind , much less one derived ...
Notwithstanding his positive , even emphatic , implications that moral behavior must be conscious or psychic in its ultimate nature , we find him neither presenting nor citing a theoretical system of any kind , much less one derived ...
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The task of those who would have consciousness a central factor in adaptive behavior and in moral action is accordingly quite clear . They should apply themselves to the long and grinding labor of the logical derivation of a truly ...
The task of those who would have consciousness a central factor in adaptive behavior and in moral action is accordingly quite clear . They should apply themselves to the long and grinding labor of the logical derivation of a truly ...
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