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Jasmin
Newton and Evolution!
Chillies
Plate 4.1
Plate 5.7
Desert Riders
Azalea
Veggie Tempura
A FORCE FOR GOOD
Audacity of.....
flowers
Hawk Moth of Madagascar
Colors
Life in Volcanic Cauldron
Japanese Cata Chicken (KARAAGE CHICKEN)
A friendly kid
Good Luck Charm....
Honey Chicken Salad
Plate 3.31
Emptyness
Buddha
Plate 3.22
Plate 3.21
Plate 3.20
Wall of the cave
The Beach
As the Nature made it
Plate 3.11
Plate 3.7
Hale O Keawe
Light
Adaptive Significance
Plate 2.11
Plate 3.4
SOLDIER
Plate 2.10
Reality
Light is better
Plate 2.9
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Intentionality is man’s power as a natural being to project ends or purposes, and to seek to accomplish them with the means available to him. Man’s capacity for projection resides in his reason. Through reason, Kant contends man can set before himself objects to be acquired or achieved, whether they be objects of the senses or ideal objects of morality. The use of reason to attain ends Kan terms “life” or the “faculty of desire”. Desire, for Kant, is the faculty of rational being for “causing, through its ideas, the reality of the objects of these ideas.” In one form, desire is simply the will or practical reason itself. Desire represents man’s ability to transcend his given nature by projecting in consciousness his idea of an “ought” that he attempts to materalize through action. Man, therefore, desires what is the current situation he lacks: a good which does not reflect his experience of himself in the universe. Appropriately, he posits this good as an aim yet unfulfilled. ~ Page 49
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