Trattato sugli atti umani (parte 1)

Tommaso d'Aquino

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inglese

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Complete work

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Written by the author

;1. #PROLOGUE| ;a. Voluntary Acts in General [A.] Q. 6: Of the Voluntary and the Involuntary [B.] Q. 7: Of the Circumstances of Human Acts C. Acts of the Will with Regard to the End Q. 8: Of the Will, In Regard to What It Wills Q. 9: Of That Which Moves the Will Q. 10: Of the Manner in Which the Will is Moved ;b. Elicited Voluntary Acts Q. 11: Of Enjoyment, Which Is an Act of the Will Q. 12: Of Intention D. Acts of the Will with Regard to the Means Q. 13: Of Choice, Which Is an Act of the Will with Regard to the Means Q. 14: Of Counsel, Which Precedes Choice Q. 15: Of Consent, Which Is an Act of the Will in Regard to the Means Q. 16: Of Use, Which Is an Act of the Will in Regard to the Means ;c. Commanded Voluntary Acts Q. 17: Of the Acts Commanded by the Will ;d. The Division of Human Acts Q. 18: Of the Good and Evil of Human Acts, in General Q. 19: Of the Goodness and Malice of the Interior Act of the Will Q. 20: Of Goodness and Malice in External Human Actions Q. 21: Of the Consequences of Human Actions by Reason of Their Goodness and Malice PROLOGUE ^TOC Q. 18: Of the Good and Evil of Human Acts, in General Q. 19: Of the Goodness and Malice of the Interior Act of the Will Q. 20: Of Goodness and Malice in External Human Actions Q. 21: Of the Consequences of Human Actions by Reason of Their Goodness and Malice PROLOGUE ^TOC Since therefore Happiness is to be gained by means of certain acts, we must in due sequence consider human acts, in order to know by what acts we may obtain Happiness, and by what acts we are prevented from obtaining it. But because operations and acts are concerned with things singular, consequently all practical knowledge is incomplete unless it take account of things in detail. The study of Morals, therefore, since it treats of human acts, should consider first the general principles; and secondly matters of detail. In treating of the general principles, the points that offer themselves for our consideration are (1) human

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