Philosophic Classics From Plato to Derrida

LEVIATHAN(I, 6) 433 As, in sense, that which is really within us is, as I have said before, only motion caused by the action of ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 839 § 60. Thus we have fully exhibited metaphysics, in its subjective possibility, as it is a ...

434 THOMASHOBBES “Contempt” of little helps and hindrances, “magnanimity.” “Magnanimity” in danger of death or wounds, “valor,” ...

840 IMMANUELKANT of reason, where its speculative use in metaphysics must necessarily be at one with its practical use in morals ...

LEVIATHAN(I, 6) 435 their power; and they are most subject to it that rely principally on helps external, such as are women and ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 841 alone contains in itself the whole well-proved and well-tested plan, and even all the mea ...

436 THOMASHOBBES do, yet that is properly but an inclination, which makes no action voluntary; because the action depends not of ...

842 IMMANUELKANT especially every reflective man, will have it and, for want of a recognized standard, will shape it for himself ...

LEVIATHAN(I, 12) 437 by the Greeks called makarismosfor which we have no name in our tongue. And thus much is sufficient for t ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 843 with respect to every single instance. Conjectures (by means of induction and of anal- og ...

438 SCIENCE, that is, Knowledge of Conse- quences; which is called also PHILOS-OPHY Consequences from the Acci- dents of Bodies ...

844 IMMANUELKANT state of affairs is quite altered. Metaphysics must be science, not only as a whole, but in all its parts; othe ...

The two first make anxiety. For, being assured that there be causes of all things that have arrived hitherto or shall arrive her ...

in such a manner that if he believes himself fundamentally right, he can remove in time any stumbling block that might hurt the ...

440 THOMASHOBBES wisdom, which almost all men think they have in a greater degree than the vulgar, that is, than all men but the ...

the appearances it contains, is, together with its determinations, known to us only by means of experience or perception. I, on ...

LEVIATHAN(I, 13) 441 actual fighting but in the known disposition thereto during all the time there is no assur- ance to the con ...

My reviewer speaks like a man who is conscious of important and superior insight which he keeps hidden, for I am aware of nothin ...

442 THOMASHOBBES and for so long as he can keep it. And thus much for the ill condition which man by mere nature is actually pla ...

In order, however, to connect my defense with the interest of the philosophical commonwealth, I propose a test, which must be de ...