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... reference to the human eye . 5. What is the distinction between a final and efficient cause ? 6. How is the hypothesis of natural selection an alternative ex- planation for the type of fact noted in question 3 ? 7. Illustrate this point ...
... reference to the human eye . 5. What is the distinction between a final and efficient cause ? 6. How is the hypothesis of natural selection an alternative ex- planation for the type of fact noted in question 3 ? 7. Illustrate this point ...
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... reference to some other end . If an action is good only as a means to something else , then the imperative which commands it is hypothetical only ; but if it is conceived to be good in itself , that is , without reference to any further ...
... reference to some other end . If an action is good only as a means to something else , then the imperative which commands it is hypothetical only ; but if it is conceived to be good in itself , that is , without reference to any further ...
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... REFERENCES . The references given under the Kant section , in the third topic , are valuable here also . A few titles are here added which have special reference to Kant as a moralist , e.g. , J. W. Scott's Kant on the Moral Life ...
... REFERENCES . The references given under the Kant section , in the third topic , are valuable here also . A few titles are here added which have special reference to Kant as a moralist , e.g. , J. W. Scott's Kant on the Moral Life ...
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