10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EUDAEMONISTICALLY»
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eudaemonistically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eudaemonistically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
What is sacrificed eudaemonistically is not labour, but rather non-labour; we pay
for A not by sacrificing labour – since, as we presuppose, here labour does not
involve any disutility – but by renouncing B.The sacrifice that we give in
exchange ...
Georg Simmel, David Frisby, 2011
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History of Protestant theology, particularly in Germany: ...
In contrast to Hobbes and Locke,2 the latter of whom eudaemonistically calls that
good whereby anything is 1 Shaftesbury's Characteristics of Men, Manners,
Opinions, and Times, 3 vols. 1749. 2 He, as well as William Wollaston (1659-
1724), ...
Isaak August Dorner, 1871
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History of Protestant Theology: Tr. by the Rev. George ...
In contrast to Hobbes and Locke,is the latter of whom eudaemonistically calls that
good whereby anything is 1 Shaftesbury's Characteristics of Men, Manners,
Opinions, and Tim, 3 vols. 49. S/zafleséury. 79 brought about which, according to
...
Isaak August Dorner, 1871
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History of the Development of the Doctrine of the Person of ...
Christianity, which even in its abasement begins so ideally, here appears to end
eudaemonistically. The spiritual, which was at first recognised as the highest
good, for the sake of which everything else was to be sacrificed, appears now to
give ...
Isaak August Dorner, Patrick Fairbairn, 1868
Only we must be on our guard against interpreting this optimism
eudaemonistically. On principle it is beyond happiness and unhappiness. Ethical
actuality is richer than all human phantasy, than dream and fiction. To live
apathetically from ...
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Kierkegaard's Writings, XII: Concluding Unscientific ...
The step becomes too great for eudaemonism, and although some abstraction is
sagacity, infinite abstraction, understood eudaemonistically, is lunacy. —A
philosopher will perhaps say that I move only in the sphere of the conceptual.677
Yes, ...
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The Ethics of Human Rights: Contested Doctrinal and Moral Issues
Radical Protestant ethics is often antiteleological and suspicious of
eudaemonistically construed ethical thinking because the latter claims to take
humans on what Socrates called “the upward journey of the soul to the intelligible
realm.
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A Commentary on Kant's Critique of Practical Reason
But, because of the abstract ontology of perfection, no specific law seemed
derivable from the putative sources of the moral law, and obedience to it was
always in danger of being explained only eudaemonistically. Because Kant
discovered ...
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Modern Faith and Thought
What is this frustration? According to Kant, as we have seen, I am an ethical
person only on the negative condition that I do not act eudaemonistically, that
seeking happiness is not part of my ethical motivation. But the difficulty is that
happiness ...
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Saving Human Lives: Lessons in Management Ethics
With respect to the choice of the ethical goals of a business, while it can be said
that these goals are utilitarian (or eudaemonistically) based, the choice of such a
utilitarian base remains deontological. With respect to the role that ethical values
...
Robert Elliott Allinson, 2006
