University of Toronto Quarterly, Volume 16University of Toronto Press, 1946 - Canada |
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... moral character which contribute their respective endeavours to the composition of society . This point is of decisive consequence in that it indicates that Plato's approach to the soul is that of a moral philosopher , and , therefore ...
... moral character which contribute their respective endeavours to the composition of society . This point is of decisive consequence in that it indicates that Plato's approach to the soul is that of a moral philosopher , and , therefore ...
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... moral issue , they cannot be said to be self - conflicting . Lewis Carroll succinctly illustrates this for us in the ... moral commitments at the beginning , there are no moral regrets at the end . Whereas , then , the mechanical analogy ...
... moral issue , they cannot be said to be self - conflicting . Lewis Carroll succinctly illustrates this for us in the ... moral commitments at the beginning , there are no moral regrets at the end . Whereas , then , the mechanical analogy ...
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... moral approval comes from we are not told . Moreover , even negatively , Freud has only located the prohibition , he has not explained why it is moral , other than by saying we want to do something which we are prevented from doing by ...
... moral approval comes from we are not told . Moreover , even negatively , Freud has only located the prohibition , he has not explained why it is moral , other than by saying we want to do something which we are prevented from doing by ...
Contents
Plato and Freud G EDISON | 1 |
An Answer | 17 |
A Causerie JAMES A ROY | 30 |
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