.. . that the seventeenth century philosophers Ren?Descartes, Baruch Spinoza, and Gottfried Leibniz, along with their Empiricist contemporary Thomas Hobbes all formulated definitions of "'conatus "', an innate inclination of a thing to continue to exist and enhance itself?
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Regarding the decision of the council, Leo wrote once and again in approbation of the decision of the council and in condemnation of Honorius, whom he regarded as one who " profana proditione immaculatem fidem subvertare conatus est " ( roughly, " one who by betrayal has tried to overthrow the immaculate faith " ).
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A few lines later, with " ter conatus ibi collo dare bracchia circum; ter frustra comprensa manus effugit imago ", he alters the literal translation " Thrice trying to give arms around her neck; thrice the image grasped in vain fled the hands ", in order to fit it into meter and the emotion of the scene.
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He sees a parallel between Spinoza's " conatus " and Freud's conception of " libido " : " both philosophers conceive emotional life as based on a universal unconscious drive or tendency to self-preservation; both maintain that any frustration of this drive must manifest itself in our conscious life as some painful disturbance ."
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This is music made in and for the darkest hours, and a striking portrait of the times when crisis and opportunity meet . " Matt James of PopMatters described the album as " enchanting, exhausting, cathartic, borderline traumatic, and curiously beautiful to its dying breath ", adding that " " Conatus " is an album rich with highlights.
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In their bearing upon the question of papal infallibility these words have caused considerable attention and controversy, and prominence is given to the circumstance that in the Greek text of the letter to the Emperor which the phrase occurs, the milder expression " subverti permisit " ( " allowed to be overthrown . . . " ) is used for " subvertare conatus est ".
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Descartes specifies two varieties of the " conatus " : " conatus a centro " and " conatus recedendi " . " Conatus a centro ", or " tendency towards the center ", is used by Descartes as a theory of gravity; " conatus recendendi ", or " tendency away from the center ", represents the centrifugal forces.
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Descartes specifies two varieties of the " conatus " : " conatus a centro " and " conatus recedendi " . " Conatus a centro ", or " tendency towards the center ", is used by Descartes as a theory of gravity; " conatus recendendi ", or " tendency away from the center ", represents the centrifugal forces.
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Descartes specifies two varieties of the " conatus " : " conatus a centro " and " conatus recedendi " . " Conatus a centro ", or " tendency towards the center ", is used by Descartes as a theory of gravity; " conatus recendendi ", or " tendency away from the center ", represents the centrifugal forces.
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Descartes specifies two varieties of the " conatus " : " conatus a centro " and " conatus recedendi " . " Conatus a centro ", or " tendency towards the center ", is used by Descartes as a theory of gravity; " conatus recendendi ", or " tendency away from the center ", represents the centrifugal forces.
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