The Bucknell Review, 第 21 卷Bucknell University Press, 1954 |
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... moral laws are arbitrary in the sense that they are subject to debate , arbi- trary in the sense that in giving serious consideration to the na- ture of our desires and to the moral laws those desires might give rise to , we can ...
... moral laws are arbitrary in the sense that they are subject to debate , arbi- trary in the sense that in giving serious consideration to the na- ture of our desires and to the moral laws those desires might give rise to , we can ...
第 42 頁
... moral laws and making moral decisions . According to our critic , it is not mandatory for what we call a “ moral law ” to be true , but certainly it should be “ lawlike . ” The situation is somewhat analogous to the status of causal laws ...
... moral laws and making moral decisions . According to our critic , it is not mandatory for what we call a “ moral law ” to be true , but certainly it should be “ lawlike . ” The situation is somewhat analogous to the status of causal laws ...
第 43 頁
... moral laws are arbitrary in the sense that they are subject to debate , arbi- trary in the sense that in giving serious consideration to the na- ture of our desires and to the moral laws those desires might give rise to , we can ...
... moral laws are arbitrary in the sense that they are subject to debate , arbi- trary in the sense that in giving serious consideration to the na- ture of our desires and to the moral laws those desires might give rise to , we can ...
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Archetypal Approaches to | 5 |
Carson McCullers A Case of Convergence | 17 |
Nightwood | 29 |
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