The Meaning of FreedomAberdeen University Press, 1982 - 489 Seiten |
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... action and what value such an action , if we could imagine it , might be supposed to have . A line of argument follows from this which denies any virtue to freedom in itself : it has been strikingly put by Ruskin in The Cestus of Aglaia ...
... action and what value such an action , if we could imagine it , might be supposed to have . A line of argument follows from this which denies any virtue to freedom in itself : it has been strikingly put by Ruskin in The Cestus of Aglaia ...
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... action has any cause at all , but only when it has a special sort of cause , that it is reckoned not to be free ... action is within his power , i.e. he cannot do other than what he thinks best . In other words he necessarily follows ...
... action has any cause at all , but only when it has a special sort of cause , that it is reckoned not to be free ... action is within his power , i.e. he cannot do other than what he thinks best . In other words he necessarily follows ...
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... action has apparently led to a situation of attenuated freedom . Is the difficulty removed if we speak instead of a person being in a free state ? A free state is presumably one in which a person is not influenced by any external ...
... action has apparently led to a situation of attenuated freedom . Is the difficulty removed if we speak instead of a person being in a free state ? A free state is presumably one in which a person is not influenced by any external ...
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GL 82839934 | 5 |
LIST OF PLATES Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION | 18 |
Chaucer | 20 |
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