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• Title: PoSA: Preface to the Revised Edition, 1918
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  • what it contains cannot, in my view, be dispensed with by anyone who strives
• Title: PoSA: Chapter I: The Conscious Human Deed
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  • reason to do or to strive for this rather than that? To will something
• Title: PoSA: Chapter II: The Fundamental Urge For Knowledge
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  • This feeling makes us strive to bridge over the contrast. And in this
  • and strives to penetrate with thinking what he experiences by observing.
• Title: PoSA: Chapter VIII: The Factors of Life
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  • strives to grasp by means of concepts, the philosopher of feeling tries to
• Title: PoSA: Chapter IX: The Idea of Freedom
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  • personal advantage, is egoism. It is striven for either by ruthlessly
  • outer or inner authority as motive for his action, but strives to recognize
  • who acknowledges this principle strives to do what in his opinion best
  • strives to express and do only what he pleases, then there is no difference
  • strives to assert only his own individuality? This objection is
• Title: PoSA: Chapter XII: Moral Imagination
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  • activity, but that this unfreedom strives to attain freedom, and that this
• Title: PoSA: Chapter XIII: The Value of Life
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  • one has striven for is attained, then immediately another need arises, and
  • To strive after satisfaction means that the life activities go beyond the life
  • content of the being in question. A being is hungry, that is, it strives
  • the desire yields to the inevitable, weakens, and strives no further. Since our
  • for existence is but a consequence of this fact. All existing life strives
  • pleasure is greater than the displeasure, for it is man's nature to strive
  • since living beings would still strive after what pleasure remains. The
  • spiritual cravings, and their satisfaction is striven for, despite the
  • of what he desires. When the pessimist says: Do not strive after pleasure,
  • for you can never attain it, strive for what you recognize to be your task,
  • strives only for happiness. He strives for the satisfaction of what his being
  • ethics demands: Strive not after pleasure, but after the attainment of what
  • He needs no ethics first to forbid him to strive for pleasure and then to
  • prescribe to him what he ought to strive for. Of himself, he will strive
  • If a man strives for sublimely great ideals, it is because they are the
  • given to him. Physical nature sees to it that he strives to satisfy his lower
  • The fully mature man gives himself his value. He neither strives for
• Title: PoSA: The Consequences of Monism
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  • thinking. Science has striven to recognize perceptions as realities by
• Title: PoSA: Second Appendix
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  • We strive for certainty in knowledge, but each in his own way.
  • prevalent everywhere. But I also know that many of my contemporaries strive
  • But life itself is a whole, and the more the sciences strive to penetrate
  • stages of the science striven for here. A similar relation is to be found in
  • not strive to elevate the value of existence of the human personality.