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• Title: PoSA: Chapter III: Thinking in the Service of Understanding the World
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  • an account of how thinking is kindled by an event and of how it goes beyond
  • must be taken into account sufficiently when we come to determine the
• Title: PoSA: Chapter IV: The World as Perception
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  • take into account the fact that the perception is partially determined by
• Title: PoSA: Chapter V: The Act of Knowing the World
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  • gives a full account of this line of argument in his work,
• Title: PoSA: Chapter IX: The Idea of Freedom
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  • practical reason. The clearest account of this driving force of the will
• Title: PoSA: Chapter XIII: The Value of Life
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  • side of pleasure or of displeasure, must bring into the account the pleasure
  • account-sheet would have to be entered the displeasure of boredom, the
  • ambition leads to a false result when making up the account of pleasure,
  • greater, then I must also bring into the account all pleasure and
  • worthless object, is like a merchant who enters in his accounts the
  • how to set up the account, that is, to knowing what we have to put down on
  • The merchant has made a mistake in his account if the calculated balance
  • For the moment I shall not go into the account of those pessimists who base
  • only when the loss of income, calculated by his accountant, is confirmed by
  • the facts. If this is not the case, he will let the accountant go through
  • affairs by means of accounts. Similarly, if there comes a time when the
  • however small. If a man were to make up a final account before his death,
  • account only insofar as it has reduced the intensity of our desire. If I am
  • Just as I leave the bad apples out of account in my enjoyment of the good
  • life's account. But in making this objection he does not recognize the real
• Title: PoSA: First Appendix
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  • account fully. Then to begin with, one becomes a transcendental idealist. As