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Understanding Human Ends and Actions by Nor-Aira Minandang is a document available to read on EtoBox.
1. The document discusses the ends or purposes of human acts. The end of an act is its natural termination or goal, like nourishment from eating. 2. There are two types of ends - the proximate end which is the immediate purpose of an act, and the remote end which is part of a series of acts leading to an ultimate purpose. 3. Humans are motivated to act for an ultimate end, which is desired for its own sake, not just as a means to something else. The ultimate end is something perceived as "good."
- Author
- Nor-Aira Minandang
- Language
- EN