Titlebook: De la Recherche du Bien; A Study of Malebranc Craig Walton Book 1972 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1972 ethics.history.history

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,Malebranche’s Ontology,ition of “failure.”. Most interpreters have rejected Malebranche’s claim to being a philosopher because of one or both of the following “failures”: (1) that he constructed a semi-Cartesian ontology which contradicts his epistemology, and that he hoped to repair the contradiction by a .; maneuver; an

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Occasionalism and Experience,tions to be included in the final design of His creation such that both that end and the means of producing it shall reflect and balance His attributes. His power and His wisdom, ways and ends are coordinated in that Order which He Himself follows in all acts of willing (volontés pratiques). Yet bec

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Virtue, the classical concept of “areté,” of excellence — or “well-doing” — does not seem to fit into the faculty-psychology and the system of innate powers identified by Descartes. If man were, as Descartes had it, born with . “.,” nothing he could do would make it more or less free. Rather, to a Cartesia

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Duties, 1,tention to turn to Reason, and a free mind to stay clear of the snares of deceptive claims forwarded by certain feelings. A strong and free mind might then come to knowledge of practical truths, to see Order and to love it with a free and reasoned love. Malebranche’s notion of virtue leads into duti

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Duties, 2, (II/6/1). Created as social beings, we are social in a temporal sense, and also intended for a society of eternal duration. This much of the Augustinian “two cities” doctrine is adopted by Malebranche. However, in his day that same doctrine was variously interpreted, one chief view being that each

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Conclusions,lebranche, into the Augustinian influences as well as the Cartesian ones. He found such a wealth of information and provided such a wealth of insight into the flexible and constructive mind of this self-styled “Christian philosopher” that scholars have since been inspired to set out in many directio

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