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Philosophy Compass, 2014
Abstract In this paper, I explore René Descartes' conception of human freedom. I begin with the key interpretive challenges of Descartes' remarks and then turn to two foundational issues in the secondary literature: the philosophical backdrop of Descartes' remarks and the notions of freedom that commentators have used to characterize ...
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Abstract In this paper, I explore René Descartes' conception of human freedom. I begin with the key interpretive challenges of Descartes' remarks and then turn to two foundational issues in the secondary literature: the philosophical backdrop of Descartes' remarks and the notions of freedom that commentators have used to characterize ...
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1998
The liberal French thinker Benjamin Constant develops a conception of human nature which shows the triplicity of being human. Such triplicity manifests itself in the close connection between emotion, rationality, and animality. He also develops an idea of liberty which treats it only as a real, historically conditioned minimalization of external ...
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The liberal French thinker Benjamin Constant develops a conception of human nature which shows the triplicity of being human. Such triplicity manifests itself in the close connection between emotion, rationality, and animality. He also develops an idea of liberty which treats it only as a real, historically conditioned minimalization of external ...
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Cervical Cancer Prevention and Control in Women Living With Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Vikrant V Sahasrabuddhe +2 more
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2011
This thesis provides a critical account of Spinoza's philosophy of human freedom as presented in his ETHICS. Rather than being a scholarly work on Spinoza, this essay uses Spinoza as a vehicle for shedding light on problems regarding the nature of human freedom, and its attainability and desirability.
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This thesis provides a critical account of Spinoza's philosophy of human freedom as presented in his ETHICS. Rather than being a scholarly work on Spinoza, this essay uses Spinoza as a vehicle for shedding light on problems regarding the nature of human freedom, and its attainability and desirability.
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The Review of Metaphysics
Abstract: Locke proposes a Hobbesian definition of a free action as one such that if the agent wills to do it, then she can do it; and if she wills to "forbear" it, then she can forbear it. This has led to classifying him as a compatibilist. The author argues that he's an incompatibilist and a libertarian.
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Abstract: Locke proposes a Hobbesian definition of a free action as one such that if the agent wills to do it, then she can do it; and if she wills to "forbear" it, then she can forbear it. This has led to classifying him as a compatibilist. The author argues that he's an incompatibilist and a libertarian.
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The Psychoanalytic Understanding of Human Freedom: Freedom from and Freedom for
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