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1. www.rottentomatoes.com › m › a_certain_desireA Certain Desire | Rotten Tomatoes

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   Director: Claude Faraldo. Runtime: 1h 50m. Cast & Crew. Sam Waterston. Inspecteur Gerry Morrison. Marisa Berenson. Jeanne Barnac. Lauren Hutton. Marlene Bell-Ferguson. Arielle Dombasle. Marguerite...

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4. plato.stanford.edu › entries › desireDesire - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Dec 9, 2009 · Desiring is a state of mind that is commonly associated with a number of different effects: a person with a desire tends to act in certain ways, feel in certain ways, and think in certain ways.

5. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogWhy Are We Always Looking for Certainty in Our Lives?

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   Apr 20, 2016 · 1. Let some Maybe into your life. The idea of Maybe reminds us that life unfolds more than one way. Just because we don’t know the answer or we are unfamiliar with a problem, it doesn’t mean that...

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   What is a desire in psychology?

   • This idea is also expressed with phrases such as ‘desires are attitudes toward propositions’ or ‘desires have propositional content’. Treating desires in this way makes it easy to see how there could be logical relations between the contents of beliefs, desires, and intentions.

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   What is the difference between a desire and a judgment?

   • According to these philosophers, a person moved by a desire always enjoys what is desired, or eagerly anticipates the desire's satisfaction, whereas a person moved only by a judgment of goodness does not share these feelings (Schueler 1995; Vadas 1984; see also Davis 1986).

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   How do you understand a desire?

   • Understanding desires requires at least two things: first, to have a theory of desire itself, and second, to have some familiarity with the varieties of desires that there are. Once acquired, an understanding of desire can illuminate a number of controversies surrounding desire. 1. Theories of Desire 1.6.

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   Are desires always desires for conceivable states of affairs?

   • According to most theories, desires are always desires for conceivable states of affairs. A desire for tea is a desire for a certain state of affairs one has in mind: that one drink some tea. A desire for a new pair of skates is likewise a desire for another state of affairs: that one own a new pair of skates. And so on.

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7. philosophy.unc.edu › wp-content › uploadsDESIRES…AND BELIEFS…OF ONE’S OWN Geoffrey Sayre-McCord and ...

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   agent’s own, or, as it is often put, what it means for an agent to identify with certain of her desires rather than others.2 The aim of such work varies. Some suggest that an account of what it is for a desire to be an agent’s own tells us what it is for an agent to be free or autonomous.3

8. www.psychologytoday.com › gb › blogThe Four Stages of Desire: From Everything to One Thing

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   Oct 16, 2015 · Desire motivates us in many important ways: physical desire, for example, is called hunger or thirst; intellectual desire is called curiosity; sexual desire is called lust; economic desire is...

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10. web.mit.edu › bskow › wwwPREFERENTISM AND THE PARADOX OF DESIRE - MIT

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    is it to have a certain desire? Roughly speaking, to have a certain desire is to be disposed to act in certain ways, given one’s background beliefs. Desire is a propositional attitude that divides logical space into the set of desired worlds and the set of undesired worlds. So to have a certain desire is to be such that