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The spirit in which Hobbes approached his study of the faculties and the passions had much to do with the value of his results . Let us consider for a moment his treatment of the passions . Putting aside traditional prejudices and ...
The spirit in which Hobbes approached his study of the faculties and the passions had much to do with the value of his results . Let us consider for a moment his treatment of the passions . Putting aside traditional prejudices and ...
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37 Dennis's theory of genius is corollary to his theory of the passions , and it likewise bears a certain ... Hobbes had definitely taught that the way to both happiness and achievement lies in a certain capability for passion .
37 Dennis's theory of genius is corollary to his theory of the passions , and it likewise bears a certain ... Hobbes had definitely taught that the way to both happiness and achievement lies in a certain capability for passion .
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51 His happiness lay in the exercise of passions which were in agreement with these intuitions . Then came the Fall , and with it a wilful indulgence in unworthy passions which the reason could not approve .
51 His happiness lay in the exercise of passions which were in agreement with these intuitions . Then came the Fall , and with it a wilful indulgence in unworthy passions which the reason could not approve .
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SOME OF HOBBESS PREDECESSORS IN THE PSYCHO | 25 |
Hobbess THEORY OF IMAGINATION | 79 |
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