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Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic
This complement, it is evident, may be conceived as made up either of energies
tall intensively and protensively perfect and pleasurable, or of energies all
intensively and protensively imperfect and painful, or of energies partly perfect,
partly ...
Sir William Hamilton, Henry Longueville Mansel, John Veitch, 1860
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Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic: Edited by H. L. Mansel ...
This lect. complement, it is evident, may be conceived as made - up either of
energies all intensively and protensively perfect and pleasurable, or of energies
all intensively and protensively imperfect and painful, or of energies partly "
perfect, ...
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Metaphysics: A Critical Translation with Kant's ...
Therefore, the most perfect world98 embraces as many (1) simultaneous, (2)
successive, and (3) as great beings as are compossible in the best99 world;100
i.e. it is (1) extensively, (2) protensively, and (3) intensively the best and101
greatest ...
Alexander Baumgarten, Courtney D. Fugate, John Hymers, 2013
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Outline of Sir W. Hamilton's Philosophy ... With an ...
This complement, it is evident, may be conceived as made up either of energies
all intensively and protensively perfect and pleasurable ; or of energies all
intensively and protensively imperfect and painful; or of energies partly perfect,
partly ...
John Clark MURRAY, James McCosh, 1870
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Tradition(s): Refiguring Community and Virtue in Classical ...
... extensively, in respect of their manifoldness, intensively, in respect of tlieir
degree, and protensively, in respect of their duration, (A806/B834) To be able to
speak of morality only in conjunction with happiness, only in conjunction with
ends, ...
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A Brief History of Modern Philosophy
We define whatever we know in terms of space, time and degree (extensively,
protensively and intensively) and even the law of causality is likewise nothing
more than a special form of the law of relativity. Hamiltonregards the principle of ...
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Whole Works of the Rev. Mr. John Flavel
Here was wickedness, great wickedness, breaking out externally, and evil, only
evil, and that continually, working internally; so that both heart and life were evil
extensively, intensively, and protensively. This the Lord saw ; and how it affected
...
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Navigation Spiritualized, Or, A New Compass for Seamen: ...
wickedness, great wickedness breaking out externally, and evil, only evil, and
that continually working internally So that, both heart and life were evil
extensively, intensively, and protensively. This the Lord saw; and how it affected
him, the ...
... degree, and protensively, in respect of their duration. The practical law, derived
from the motive of happiness, I term pragmatic (rule of prudence), and that law, if
there is such a law, which has no other motive than worthiness of being happy, ...
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The Philosophical I: Personal Reflections on Life in Philosophy
For to narrate our personal histories is to take an active stance toward
constructing the self as remembered, as currently engaged, and as protensively
on the way. Engaging in the process of tracing the formation of the philosophical
self, ...
