Titlebook: Violent Passions; Managing Love in the Tracy Adams Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2005 bibliography.buildi

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The Mad Lovers of the Ovidian Lais,n of these two well-know Ovidian figures, and, seeing the . as an aspect of their Super-Ovid, romance composers viewed his advice on how to manage love in positive light, as offering models for mitigating amor, the imperious urge to consummate unleashed by elemental forces.

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Conclusion,al-theological baggage).. Why did the synthesis not occur? Moore blamed the intellectual and social milieu of the day. “The failure was not overcome thereafter partly because two of the traditions, the scholastic and courtly traditions, had been in their formative period in the twelfth century and t

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sed to explain how we come to believe that causes necessitate their effects, or to believe that we perceive distinct and continuing objects, require him to ascribe certain habitual tendencies and purposes to the human mind; he says that we follow these tendencies, and subscribe to these purposes, to

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Tracy Adamsn be resolved, in principle, by either appeal to matters offact, via scientific procedure, or by appeal to some sets of natural or conventional standards, whether linguistic, mathematical, aes- thetic or political. This belief itself is a consequent of an old appre- hension that all synthetic knowle

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Tracy Adamsrown University, 1982. However, it actually had its beginnings much earlier when, as an undergraduate at the University of Virginia, I first read Hume‘s "Of Miracles" and became interested in it. (Fascinated would be too strong. ) My teacher put the following marginal comment in a paper I wrote abou

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Tracy Adamsto discuss not only the philosophies of both Hume and Hegel but also something of their intellectual milieu. Moreover, though the study has a delimiting perspective in the relation- ship between a theory of human nature and an account of the various aspects that make up social experience, this itsel

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Tracy Adamscepted ground for arguing from the world to the existence of an intelligent and powerful designer-god. The argument, in various forms, is to be found in Plato, Xenophon and Cicero; in Aquinas, Newton and Berkeley; and in almost all eighteenth-century attempts to establish the reasonableness of relig