Thinking in Action

Action can only be spontaneous and impulsive if not guided by contemplation; contemplation, on the other hand, may only be luxurious playfulness if not either purposed - or suitable - to motivate action. This volume seeks to prove what may seem self-evident to common sense, but adhering to common se...

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Автори: Evangelos D. Protopapadakis, George Arabatzis
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Опубліковано: NKUA Applied Philosophy Research Lab Press 2021
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