WILL 意志
ORGAN of INTENTION.
Modern Chinese Criteria
See also
- CONSCIENCEMIND:mental ORGAN of INDEPENDENT MORAL JUDGMENT of ONESELF.
- INTENDDESIRE for what one BELIEVES to be a POSSIBLE:FEASIBLE FUTURE ACT by ONESELF.
- AGREE TOASSENT that one is WILLING to ACT CONFORMing to someone OTHER:else's REQUEST.
Hypernym
- ORGAN BODY PART used for BASIC FUNCTIONS of LIFE. (anc: 3/0, child: 16)
- Not defined (anc: 2/0, child: 203)
- PRIME (anc: 1/0, child: 2)
Other Hypernyms
- Not defined (anc: 2/0, child: 203)
- PRIME (anc: 1/0, child: 2)
- (anc: 0/0, child: 0)
ARBITRIUM est Voluntatis ad opposita libere se habentis, determinandi se potestas, data homini tanqvam imagini Dei, in ininito relictae, ud seipsam ad actus suos determinet. Includit ergo 1. Constitutionem inter omnia extrema, bona et mala, vitam usqve et mortem. 2. Eligendi hoc, illud, istud, potestatem. 3. Huc vel illuc se flectendi nullam coactivam necessitatem aut compulsionem sive internam, sive externam, sed liberrime sese determinandi licentiam.
WILLE
WILLE
In ancient Greek and Roman thought, the will is an agency which implements considered decisionmaking. Christian thinkers, notably Augustine, construe the will as an autonomous organ of decision-making in its own right, particularly in the context of religious belief and religious obedience. The Graeco-Roman attitude nicely summarised by Seneca: non pareo deo sed assentior. Ep 96.2, Dihle 1995: 28
FREE WILL
Words (1 items)
欽 qīn MC: khim OC: khrɯm 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- vt(oN)exclamatory(I) desire (the preceding) as my royal will CH