 | Aristotle - 1853 - 444 Seiten
...term voif there is no real inconsistency, because it is evidently, as Mr. Brewer says, p. 247, note, " the same faculty, whether employed upon the first principles of science or of morals." Every moral agent acts upon a motive (où i'i-еra), whether good or had. This motive is, in other... | |
 | Aristotle - 1895 - 476 Seiten
...term vovf there is no real inconsistency, because it is evidently, as Mr. Brewer says, p. 247, note, " the same faculty, whether employed upon the first principles of science or of morals." Every moral agent acts upon a motive (ou tviKx), whether good or bad. This motive is, in other words,... | |
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NOUS there is no real inconsistency, because it is evidently, as Mr. Brewer says, p. 247, note, " the same faculty, whether employed upon the first principles of science or of morals. 