10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WILLABLE»
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willable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Casebook on the Law of Succession:
Counsel for the respondent submits that by the words 'in addition to this will I
make the following additions to it,' the testator attempts to make further
dispositions 'in addition' to the one-third willable property and as this exceeds
that one-third ...
2
On What Matters: Two-volume set
More briefly, TT: An act is wrong just when such acts are disallowed by some
principle that is optimific, uniquely universally willable, and not reasonably
rejectable. We can call these the triply supported principles. If some principle
could have ...
3
On What Matters: Volume One
More briefly, TT: An act is wrong just when such acts are disallowed by some
principle that is optimific, uniquely universally willable, and not reasonably
rejectable. We can call these the triply supported principles. If some principle
could have ...
4
Essays on Derek Parfit's On What Matters
But that means that it is irrelevant to the moral evaluation of the ordinary act of
kindness in our world that it is permitted by universally willable principles. After all
, the kind act in the gremlin-world is not permitted by universally willable
principles ...
Jussi Suikkanen, John Cottingham, 2010
5
Immanuel Kant: Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals in Focus
... while those which when universalized are conceptually coherent but not
coherently willable are opposed only to wider or imperfect duties.21 Since we
probably lack both rigorous criteria and firm intuitions of the boundaries between
perfect ...
Lawrence Pasternack, 2002
6
The Death of Nietzsche's Zarathustra
and thereby wills even the small man who exists in past and present, it does not
face the willable future with the expectation of the soothsayer, that it will simply be
more of the same. from where zarathustra now stands in the passage of time, ...
7
Ethics: Twelve Lectures on the Philosophy of Morality
This implies that 'Let everyone do M!' is willable. '(UM) -i' will abbreviate 'Maxim M
is not universalizable'. Similarly '(U not M) T' abbreviates 'The negation of the
maxim M is universalizable'. This means that 'Let everyone do not M!' is willable.
8
Will There Be Free Will in Heaven?: Freedom, Impeccability ...
As this object, God contains 'in a higher way everything that is rightly willable' (
eminenter habuit omne recte volibile).12 Presumably, what is rightly willable will
include at least the fact of beatitude's perpetuity. What is at issue for Scotus is the
...
9
The Worthies of Westmorland: Or, Notable Persons Born in ...
Copyhold was made willable, or devisable by will, by the 55 Geo.IIL.c. 192 (12th
July, 1815), without a prior surrender to uses as sanctioned by the Custom of
some Manors. Customaryhold was made willable by the 1 Vict. c. 26 (3rd July,
1837) ...
10
The Worthies of Westmorland. or. notable Persons born in ...
Copyhold was made willable, or devisable by will, by the 55 Geo. III., c. 192 (12th
July, 1815), without a prior surrender to uses as sanctioned by the Custom of
some Manors. Customaryhold was made willable by the 1 Viet. c. 26 (3rd July ...
