The Meaning of FreedomAberdeen University Press, 1982 - 489 Seiten |
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... choice which Eve makes is hardly with any precision of language to be described as a free choice . " Adam similarly is not completely free since he is already deeply committed to Eve . Yet beyond any doubt their two acts of choice are ...
... choice which Eve makes is hardly with any precision of language to be described as a free choice . " Adam similarly is not completely free since he is already deeply committed to Eve . Yet beyond any doubt their two acts of choice are ...
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... choice is compul- sory . The very fact of having to make a decision is enough to limit our freedom , and the fact of choice is not in itself a guarantee of free action . In the old conundrum about whether you should res- cue your child ...
... choice is compul- sory . The very fact of having to make a decision is enough to limit our freedom , and the fact of choice is not in itself a guarantee of free action . In the old conundrum about whether you should res- cue your child ...
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... choice is by definition motivated . If this is accepted for the moment , what sort of actions would qualify as free ... choice but pseudo - choice : its exercise is not freedom but pseudo - freedom . To commit yourself is the only free ...
... choice is by definition motivated . If this is accepted for the moment , what sort of actions would qualify as free ... choice but pseudo - choice : its exercise is not freedom but pseudo - freedom . To commit yourself is the only free ...
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LIST OF PLATES Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION | 18 |
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