Criminal Responsibility
Criminal Responsibility
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Desire is the motive power of all conduct. Inhering in human nature are certain deep-rooted desires, which may probably all be traced to their derivation in one primitive and funda- mental craving, which lies at the root of all human, as of all animal, dispositions. From each of these, many subsidiary desires are derived ; and, in all Conduct, desire of some kind is the motive power. Conduct is the means by which we seek to satisfy desire. Conduct proceeds — acts are done — not in vacuity, but ...in a world of objects which are moving or are capable of motion, and conduct is composed, for the most part, of movements. All conduct is the production, the modification, or the prevention of movement It consists in an interchange of movement between the individual and the world in which he exists, and must be regarded as composed of three constituents — reception of motion, rearrangement or redistribution of motion, and emission of motion, by the individual. To each of these aspects or stages, of the interchange of motion between the individual and the world around him, corresponds a characteristic mental -state.
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Desire is the motive power of all conduct. Inhering in human nature are certain deep-rooted desires, which may probably all be traced to their derivation in one primitive and funda- mental craving, which lies at the root of all human, as of all animal, dispositions. From each of these, many subsidiary desires are derived ; and, in all Conduct, desire of some kind is the motive power. Conduct is the means by which we seek to satisfy desire. Conduct proceeds — acts are done — not in vacuity, but ...in a world of objects which are moving or are capable of motion, and conduct is composed, for the most part, of movements. All conduct is the production, the modification, or the prevention of movement It consists in an interchange of movement between the individual and the world in which he exists, and must be regarded as composed of three constituents — reception of motion, rearrangement or redistribution of motion, and emission of motion, by the individual. To each of these aspects or stages, of the interchange of motion between the individual and the world around him, corresponds a characteristic mental -state.
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