 ... as an end to be attained for its own sake, and not as a means to something else. Now, it is evident that to every one of the ultimate propositions prescribing these ends, and for which, as the ends are ends-in-themselves, no further reason can be...  Mind - Strana 801878Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | 1878 - 608 str.
...of God, revenge, are some of the commonest of them, and every one of them is regarded by somepeople as an end to be attained for its own sake, and not...actions they prescribe conduce to the ultimate end or end-in-itself. If, for instance, revenge against a particular individual is for me an end-in-itself,... | |
 | 1878 - 606 str.
...love of God, revenge, are some of the comHHStof them, and everyone of them is regarded by some . ' pie as an end to be attained for its own sake, and not...something else. Now, it is evident that to every one i if the ultimate propositions prescribing these ends, and for which, ;is the ends are ends-in-themselves,... | |
 | Arthur James Balfour - 1879 - 374 str.
...revenge, are some of the commonest of them, and every one of these is regarded by some person or other as an end to be attained for its own sake, and not...actions they prescribe conduce to the ultimate end or end-in-itself,, If, for instance, revenge against a particular individual is for me an end-in-itself,... | |
 | Frank Thilly - 1900 - 368 str.
...means to another higher end, but there must be some ultimate or highest end or good, which is desired for its own sake and not as a means to something else. Now what is this highest good ? For some it consists in wealth, for others in pleasure, for still others... | |
 | Frank Thilly - 1900 - 370 str.
...to another higher end, but_ there must be some _ultimate or. highest, end or _good, which is desired for its own sake and not as a means to something else. Now what is this highest good ? For some it consists in wealth, for others in pleasure, for still others... | |
 | Arthur James Balfour Earl of Balfour - 1912 - 582 str.
...revenge, are some of the commonest of them, and every one of these is regarded by some person or other as an end to be attained for its own sake, and not...actions they prescribe conduce to the ultimate end or end-in-itself. If, for instance, revenge against a particular individual is for me an end-in-itself,... | |
 | Arthur James Balfour, Wilfrid M. Short - 1918 - 444 str.
...revenge, are some of the commonest of them, and every one of these is regarded by some person or other as an end to be attained for its own sake, and not...actions they prescribe conduce to the ultimate end or end-in-itself. If, for instance, revenge against a particular individual is for me an end-in-itself,... | |
 | Arthur James Balfour - 1920 - 400 str.
...revenge, are some of the commonest of them, and every one of. these is regarded by some person or other as an end to be attained for its own sake, and not...the ends are ends-in-themselves, no further reason 1 It is not uncommon to assume that the only object of ' desire ' is pleasure, or the relief from pain.... | |
 | Michael Cronin - 1920 - 724 str.
...not always mean that pleasure was an object of conscious desire, but only that he seeks the object for its own sake and not as a means to something else, or that such an object suits his dispositions and correspords to an appetite within him. argument in... | |
 | 1913 - 536 str.
...alone. The number of things which are thus in themselves desirable is, of course, very great. . . . Now, it is evident that to every one of the ultimate...prescribing these ends, and for which, as the ends are ends in themselves, no further reason can be given, there will belong a system of dependent propositions,... | |
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