 | Henry Boynton Smith, James Manning Sherwood - 1860 - 772 páginas
...the freedom of the will, he never alleges a sense of responsibility in proof of it. " His MecoTT/f expresses the objective law of beauty in action, and...correlative with it the critical moral faculty in oar minds, but the law of right in action as something binding on the moral subject it leaves unexpressed."... | |
 | Henry Boynton Smith, James Manning Sherwood - 1869 - 780 páginas
...the freedom of the will, he never alleges a sense of responsibility in proof of it. " His MeaoTjjf expresses the objective law of beauty in action, and...binding on the moral subject it leaves unexpressed." On the whole, Grant has given a very satisfactory development of what Aristotle intended by his "doctrine... | |
 | Aristotle - 1874 - 540 páginas
...in the sphere of action. This point of view Aristotle's principle does not touch. Месготтуу expresses the objective law of beauty in action, and,...this want is supplied by Aristotle's doctrine of the те'\оу, which raises a 202 beautiful a( makes it tb But still Aristotle, ai only in its beauty... | |
 | David Yellin, Israel Abrahams - 1903 - 284 páginas
...objective in the sphere of action. This point of view Aristotle's principle does not touch. J/e<7onj? expresses the objective law of beauty in action, and...binding on the moral subject it leaves unexpressed MeffoTij- expresses the beauty of good acts, but leaves something in the goodness of them unexpressed."... | |
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Now here we get a different point of view from which to regard the virtues, and that is the relation of Self, of the individual Will, of the moral Subject, to the objective in the sphere of action. This point of view Aristotle's principle does not touch. 