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Man may act without deliberation
UnterstĂŒtzendes Argument
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Further, then does a man seem to act for an end, when he acts deliberately. But man does many things without deliberation, sometimes not even thinking of what he is doing; for instance ...
... when one moves one's foot or hand, or scratches one's beard, while intent on something else. Therefore man does not do everything for an end.
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1. Whether it belongs to man to act for an end?âArticle 1. Whether it belongs to man to act for an end?âFFB597
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Man may act without deliberationâFurther, then does a man seem to act for an end, when he acts deliberately. But man does many things without deliberation, sometimes not even thinking of what he is doing; for instance ...â98CE71
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These are not properly human actions
These are not properly human actionsâSuch like actions are not properly human actions; since they do not proceed from deliberation of the reason, which is the proper principle of human actions. Therefore they have indeed an imaginary end, but not one that is fixed by reason.âEF597B
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