Man-made Morals: Four Philosophies that Shaped AmericaDoubleday, 1966 - 412 Seiten |
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... instinct for survival , with such exercise of the mental powers of imagination , memory , and prudence as that instinct elicits . The tradition of natural law is turned topsy - turvy ; in Hobbes the law does not depend upon morality but ...
... instinct for survival , with such exercise of the mental powers of imagination , memory , and prudence as that instinct elicits . The tradition of natural law is turned topsy - turvy ; in Hobbes the law does not depend upon morality but ...
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... instinct , but he believed that it was an instinct that had to be trained , cultivated , and educated . There were those who came long after Shaftesbury to whom the instinct seemed all that mattered . “ An act is right if I think it ...
... instinct , but he believed that it was an instinct that had to be trained , cultivated , and educated . There were those who came long after Shaftesbury to whom the instinct seemed all that mattered . “ An act is right if I think it ...
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... instinct , but he makes abundantly clear his belief in the necessity for training that moral sense and sharpening its per- ceptivity . Hutcheson stresses rather the instinctive nature of the moral sense : " The Author of nature has much ...
... instinct , but he makes abundantly clear his belief in the necessity for training that moral sense and sharpening its per- ceptivity . Hutcheson stresses rather the instinctive nature of the moral sense : " The Author of nature has much ...
Inhalt
The Dawn of Reason 146 | 1 |
Natural Religion | 11 |
Whatever Is Is Right | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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