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• Title: PoSA (English/RSPC1949): Appendix I
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • natural progression of human thinking. With the main body of this
  • outside the human consciousness. This, urges von Hartmann, implies a
  • within the human consciousness. But, if developed with unflinching
  • consciousness. The objects of other human minds, too, I am then
  • experience. Existing beyond the sphere of human consciousness, they
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Appendix II
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • willing to seek truth nowhere but out of the depths of human nature.
  • of knowledge even into the immature human being, the child. We seek
  • philosophers have been artists in concepts. Human Ideas have been the
  • enhance the existential value of human personality. The true value of
  • the sciences is reached only by showing the human range of their
  • the world of Ideas in order to use them for his human aims, which
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter I
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  • Conscious Human Action
  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • CONSCIOUS HUMAN ACTION
  • the freedom of the human will has found enthusiastic supporters and
  • uniformity of natural law is broken in the sphere of human action and
  • precious possession of humanity, now as its most fatal illusion.
  • Infinite subtlety has been employed to explain how human freedom can
  • the question of the freedom of the human will we are not concerned.
  • valuation of human action and character remains untouched by this
  • continue. Now this is that human freedom which everybody claims to
  • asserts that the human will depends on two chief factors, the motives
  • true that the human will is not ‘free,’ inasmuch as its direction
  • applied to the actions of human beings. Modern science loves these
  • something similar to human behaviour, they believe they have touched
  • absolute beginning.” Here again human actions in which there is
  • indeed of the ass, but of human beings, in which the motive that has
  • which thinking plays in human action. As Hegel rightly says, “It
  • human action its characteristic stamp.
  • of our reason. I am very far from calling only those actions “human”
  • of the nature of human action presupposes that of the origin of
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter II
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • human nature. Man is not a self-contained unity. He demands ever more
  • of his own human nature, he finds himself in an awkward position.
  • considers the human interior as a spiritual entity utterly alien to
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter III
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • activities of the human spirit. Unlike thinking, they must be classed
  • philosophy, Descartes, to base the whole of human knowledge, on the
  • thinking without taking account of its vehicle, the human
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter IV
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • that thinking is combined with observation. The human consciousness
  • one another. In saying this, we already characterize this (human)
  • or self-consciousness. Human consciousness must, of necessity, be at
  • being with fully developed human intelligence originated out of
  • makes no difference to the sun and the planetary system that human
  • of the heavens which human beings have is determined by the fact that
  • Principles of Human Knowledge, Part I, Section 6.)
  • nothing is real except God and human spirits. What we call the
  • find in the history of human spiritual life another edifice of
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter V
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • constitution of human individuals, then we have to do, not with
  • significance for human minds, i.e., that it is as good as
  • only when a human being confronts the plant. Quite so. But leaves and
  • an individual stamp in each separate human being only because it
  • are bound to fail. Neither a humanly personal God, nor
  • all belong only to a limited sphere of our observation. Humanly
  • considers himself entitled by these arguments to find in the human
  • relation of human subject to object in the world is brought down from
  • between the real event and the contemplating human being. This
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter VI
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  • Human Individuality
  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • HUMAN INDIVIDUALITY
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter VII
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • his organization, i.e., not of human organization in general,
  • Monist will reply: Maybe there are Intelligences other than human; if
  • perceiving, i.e., through this specifically human mode of
  • in the quite specific way which is characteristic of the human
  • similarity of the world-pictures of different human individuals. He
  • another human being? The Metaphysical Realist thinks he can infer the
  • similarity of the subjective world-pictures of different human beings
  • human perceiving subjects, or the “I-in-itself”
  • than human senses, can give us no occasion to seek for knowledge
  • of human senses would yield a different perceptual picture, an
  • enrichment or a modification of human experience. But genuine
  • will understand how for a knowledge of human nature the fact is
  • sound. Human nature, taken concretely, is determined not only by
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter VIII
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • expression of human personality. The Self, through thinking, takes
  • activity of the human soul is so easily misapprehended as thinking.
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter IX
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • experience, human thinking occurs only in connection with, and by
  • relation of human organization to thinking. For this organization
  • function: first it restricts the human organization in its own
  • however, emerges here. If the human organization has no part in the
  • is built upon the human organization. The latter is the source of the
  • will issues from the human organization. [The
  • directly conditioned in the human organization. The conceptual
  • become motives of will by influencing the human individual and
  • individual make-up of human beings. This individual make-up we will
  • human life is feeling. Definite feelings accompany the percepts of
  • the greatest possible happiness of humanity as a whole purely for its
  • happiness of humanity as a whole will naturally be differently
  • humanity.
  • things which also contribute to the happiness of humanity. It is,
  • facts have first to be created by human action.
  • related to human action as the laws of nature are related to a
  • is Christian, or humane, or seemingly unselfish, or calculated to
  • get at the essence of human volition we must distinguish between the
  • human volition. What one should do, that one does. One supplies the
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• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter X
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • dawns on someone that his authorities are fundamentally human beings
  • or that He moves about among men in manifest human shape, and that
  • not through the part which human nature, through its thinking, plays
  • experience. Hence these extra-human moral norms always appear as
  • for the origin of morality likewise in the sphere of extra-human
  • extra-human being is conceived to be unthinking and acts according to
  • necessity, the human individual and all that belongs to him. On that
  • manifestation of the extra-human world-order. It is not man who
  • extra-human Being. Man ought to do what this being wills. Eduard von
  • evolution of humanity as a process, the function of which is the
  • true reality, an extra-human something which it does not experience.
  • Metaphysician, content merely to infer an extra-human reality, is
  • itself in the human individual. In so far as man follows the impulses
  • mechanical order of nature nor of an extra-human world-order, but
  • behind human agents the purposes of a foreign world ruler,
  • own human ends. Moreover, each individual pursues his own particular
  • thought of moral maxims other than those applicable to men. Human
  • morality, like human knowledge, is conditioned by human nature, and
  • human quality, and spiritual activity (freedom) the human way of
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• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter XI
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • the manifold currents in the spiritual life of humanity there is one
  • determines the antecedent. This applies, first of all, only to human
  • human agent. For the connection to have purposive character this
  • observed only in human actions. Hence this is the only sphere in
  • What is the extra-human destination (and, consequently, purpose)
  • concept of purpose in every sphere, with the sole exception of human
  • human life has no other purpose and destination than the one which
  • realized only by human beings. Consequently, it is illegitimate to
  • limb of the human body is not determined and conditioned by an Idea
  • purposiveness with that which belongs to a subjective human action.
  • purpose for extra-human facts, intended to side with those thinkers
  • everything outside human action and, next, human action itself, as a
  • as it lies outside human action, is that in this world there is
  • revealed something higher than a purpose such as is realized in human
  • human purposiveness, we mean that the individual sets purposes before
  • himself, and that the result of the total activity of humanity is
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter XII
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • that of the punishments attached by human authority, or of the pangs
  • determinate sphere of percepts. Human action does not create
  • element only when it enters into human experience and becomes an
  • have developed out of non-human ancestors. What the nature of men
  • characteristic quality of the perfect form of human action. Freedom
  • must be attributed to the human will, in so far as the will realizes
  • chapters on human willing I have pointed out what man can experience
  • observe the development of human volition in the direction towards
  • self-dependent essence. Where such an intuition is present in human
  • represses the necessary activity of the human organism and then puts
  • directive force inherent in human nature. Man is free in proportion
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter XIII
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • human action must follow, in order to make its contribution to the
  • and then to get rid of it altogether.” Human beings are members
  • only by the ceaseless, devoted labour of human beings. But so long as
  • then, the striving for pleasure is fundamentally inherent in human
  • humanity.
  • extra-human purposes. Every one of us has to perform his own definite
  • of food. And if it wants to extend its assertion also to non-human
  • however, would be mistaken, because it would make the human will
  • human will. The cases in which we really make the value of our
  • altogether that the human will is so constituted that it cannot be
  • human activity. The work of every single individual and the whole
  • than the realization of those satisfactions which human desires
  • reply that it is human nature to strive to do one's tasks, and that
  • human nature to pursue it so long as the pain connected with this
  • eradicate the pleasure which the fulfilment of human desires brings,
  • will. If we deny any value to the aim of human willing, then we shall
  • human spirit capable of determining for itself the content of its
  • will, but in the full development of human nature. To regard moral
  • of their half-developed natures as the full content of humanity, and
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• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter XIV
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • human race, when experienced by the individual in the right way,
  • understand a human being completely if one makes the concept of the
  • which the status of one-half of humanity is unworthy of a human being
  • Anyone who judges human
  • by anyone once and for all, and handed down to humanity ready-made.
  • on the basis of the universal characteristics of human nature, what
  • which are typical. In this sense every single human being is a
  • which we gain when a human individual communicates to us his way of
  • spirit in a human community only to the degree in which he has
  • laws of human authorities which rule him.
  • and their acceptance by human communities all moral activity of men
  • has its root. To put this differently: the moral life of humanity is
  • the sum-total of the products of the moral imagination of free human
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Chapter XV
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • human experience all the material which it requires for the
  • part of human nature which is accessible to our self-observation, and
  • the unity which the human desire for knowledge demands, and through
  • human individual is not actually cut off from the universe. He is a
  • appearance of perception, has at all times been the goal of human
  • the view than an inter-relation discovered by human thinking has only
  • human individuals (cp. p. 64 ff.). According to Monistic principles,
  • every human individual regards every other as akin to himself,
  • There is but one world of Ideas, but it lives in all human beings as
  • Reality itself. The ideal content of another human being is also my
  • inferred by abstract reasoning is nothing but a human being
  • transplanted into the Beyond. Schopenhauer's will is the human
  • human spirit never transcends the reality in which it lives. Indeed,
  • of being derived from an extra-human Beyond. So far as we can think
  • them, they must have their origin in human intuition. Man does not
  • from the Beyond, but of human intuitions which belong to this world.
  • through human action only in the human being himself. For an Idea to
  • conviction that freedom is to be found in the reality of human
  • whole sphere of human conduct, those actions with respect to which
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• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Contents
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  • CONSCIOUS HUMAN ACTION
  • HUMAN INDIVIDUALITY
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Cover Sheet
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Editors Note to the 1st Translated Edition
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Editors Preface to the 4th Edition, 1939
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Extract to Editors Note to 2nd Edition
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Preface to the Revised Translation, 1939
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Preface to the Revised Edition, 1918
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  • presence or living thinking - new thinking - by which all human activity
  • are two fundamental problems in the life of the human soul, to which
  • naturally to the human soul. And it is easy to feel that the soul
  • life of the human soul.
• Title: PoSA (Poppelbaum): Seelische Beobachtungs
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