nécessitation

nécessitation
(né-sè-si-ta-sion) s. f.
Terme de philosophie. Se dit des circonstances qui nécessitent l'action de la volonté.

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  • Human Acts — • St. Thomas and the scholastics in general regard only the free and deliberate acts of the will as human Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Human Acts     Human Acts      …   Catholic encyclopedia

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