 | David Hume - 1751 - 278 sivua
...painful. If you pufh your Enquiries farther, and defire a Reafon, .why he hates Pain, 'tis impoflible he can ever give any. This is an ultimate End, and is never refer'd to any other Object. PERHAPS, to your fecond Queffion, •why he dejires Health, he may alfo... | |
 | David Hume - 1758 - 568 sivua
...painful. If you pufh your enquiries farther, and defire a reafon, •why he hates pain, 'tis imponible he can ever give any. This is an ultimate end, and is never referred to any other object. PERHAPS, to your fécond queftion, why be de/ires health, he may alfo reply, that 'tis rtquifite for... | |
 | David Hume - 1772 - 556 sivua
...becaufe ficknefs is painful. If you pufh your enquiries farther, and defire a reafon, why bt baits pain, it is impoffible he can ever give any. This...ultimate end, and is never referred to any other object. Perhaps, to your fecond queftion, why be defirei bealib, he may alfo reply, that it is necejjaryfor... | |
 | David Hume - 1779 - 548 sivua
...you pufh your enquiries farther, and defire a reafon, iioby he hates fain, it is impoffible he ran ever give any. This is an ultimate end, and is never referred to any other object. Perhaps, to your fecond queftion, why he deftres health, he may alfo. reply, that it is nectary for... | |
 | David Hume - 1788 - 600 sivua
...dejires health ; he will readily reply, becaufe Jicknefs is painful. If you pufh your enquiries farther, and defire a reafon, why he hates pain, it is impoffible...ultimate end, and is never referred to any other object. Perhaps, to your fecond queftion, why he dejires health; he may alfo reply, that it is neceffitry for... | |
 | Thomas Reid - 1803 - 734 sivua
...dejires health ? he will " readily reply, becaufe Jicknefs is painful. If " you pufh your inquiries further, and defire a " reafon why he hates pain,...this fenfe, an ultimate end can never be accounted VOL. III. for for by reafon, is certain, becaufe that cannot be an ultimate end which is purfued only... | |
 | Thomas Reid - 1815 - 474 sivua
...If you push your inquiries further, and desire a reason why he hates pain, it is impossible he ean ever give any. This is an ultimate end, and is never referred to any other objeet." To aeeount by reason for an end, therefore, is to show another end, for the sake of whieh... | |
 | Thomas Reid - 1822 - 322 sivua
...painful. If you push your inquiries further, and desire a reason why he hates pain, it is impossible he can ever give any. This is an ultimate end, and...never referred to any other object." To account by reason for an end, therefore, is to show another end, for the sake of which that end is desired and... | |
 | David Hume - 1826 - 626 sivua
...pain/id. If you push your inquiries farther, and desire a reason 'why he hates pain, it is impossible he can ever give any. This is an ultimate end, and is never referred to any other object. Perhaps to your second question, why he desires health ; he may also reply, that it is necessary for... | |
 | Thomas Reid - 1827 - 706 sivua
...painful. If you push y«ur inquiries further, and desire a reason why he hates pain, it is impossible he can ever give any. This is an ultimate end, and is never referred t» any other object." To account by reason for an end, therefore, is to shn« another end, for the... | |
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Ask a man why he uses exercise ; he will answer, because he desires to keep his health. If you then enquire, why he desires health, he will readily reply, because sickness is painful. If you push your enquiries farther, and desire a reason why he hates... 
