The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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... hand " and so from a strictly literal point of view the statement makes no sense . Of course , people in government do have hands and minds and certain plans , and they may very well be responsible for what the statement com- plains ...
... hand " and so from a strictly literal point of view the statement makes no sense . Of course , people in government do have hands and minds and certain plans , and they may very well be responsible for what the statement com- plains ...
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... hand , suppose I had a baby who was not responding to treatment for hyaline membrane disease , a potentially lethal lung dis- order , and who was having seizures and heart arrests . If someone told me to turn off the respirator , I ...
... hand , suppose I had a baby who was not responding to treatment for hyaline membrane disease , a potentially lethal lung dis- order , and who was having seizures and heart arrests . If someone told me to turn off the respirator , I ...
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... hand , might turn it into an intrinsic good by desiring it for itself alone . Yet even here we must be very clear , for the miser is typically someone who derives a great deal of pleasure from hoarding money . If he hoards the money in ...
... hand , might turn it into an intrinsic good by desiring it for itself alone . Yet even here we must be very clear , for the miser is typically someone who derives a great deal of pleasure from hoarding money . If he hoards the money in ...
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It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
Aristotle and the art of thinking | 67 |
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