10 LIBROS DEL POLACO RELACIONADOS CON «AMOURPROPRE»
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Rousseau, Nature, and the Problem of the Good Life - Strona 136
is Jean-Jacques, who recovers "peace of soul and almost felicity" by finally subduing amour-propre. The lesson of his case applies to us all: "ln whatever situation we find ourselves, it is only because of amour-propre that we are constantly ...
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Eros in Plato, Rousseau, and Nietzsche: The Politics of ... - Strona 163
Rousseau depicts himself in the Reveries as having largely overcome amour- propre. Or, more precisely (since amour-propre continues to afflict him during the quarter of the time that he is forced to engage society), Rousseau as philosopher ...
(D) Amour-propre; negative pole We have noted the one occasion on which Rousseau called amour de sot 'amour-propre taken in an extended sense'. We now turn to the negative pole of amour-propre, in which he contrasts the two and ...
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Rousseau's Counter-Enlightenment: A Republican Critique of ...
Extending amour-propre Rousseau insisted that any solution (or partial solution) to the social predicament humans find themselves in must be based on an acceptance of the fact that individuals in society are necessarily dominated by amour- ...
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Amour-Propre, Amour de Soi, Civil ...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 28. Chapters: Amour-propre, Amour de soi, Civil religion, Popular sovereignty.
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Arguments and Fists: Political Agency and Justification in ... - Strona 56
But how is amour-propre related to self-love? They are different, Rousseau tells us, "both in themselves and in their effects": " Amour-propre -is a purely relative and factitious feeling, which arises in the state of society, leads each individual to ...
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The Paintings of Marsden Hartley: - Strona 19
Amour-propre, Conscience, and the Problem of Nature At the most primitive stage of human development, self-love moves us only to seek our own, absolute well-being. But with the birth of moral sensitivity, we begin to feel that there are other ...
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Rousseau and Hobbes: Nature, Free Will, and the Passions - Strona 159
Just as for many neo-Augustinian moralists man's amour-propre was rendered evil only by Original Sin, for Rousseau amour-propre was rendered evil only by the onset of illegitimate social relations. In so far as the Discours sur l'inégalité may ...
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Instilling Ethics - Strona 75
On closer inspection, however, the implications of amour-propre for morality appear ambiguous. Already in the Second Discourse, Rousseau quietly concedes that morality is not, as he has first proclaimed, a phenomenon of amour de ...
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Alchemies of the Mind: Rationality and the Emotions - Strona 85
For La Rochefoucauld, to whom I now turn, the fundamental human motivation is amour-propre: "[T]he love of oneself and of all things in terms of oneself" ("I" amour de soi-meme et de toutes chases pour soi") (MS1). Exactly what he means by ...
