But other views remain remarkably consistent: particularly the identification of passions as a kind of motion internal to the body and related to the will, the description of happiness, or "felicity," as continual success in satisfying desires in the future (rather than the satisfaction itself), the important place given to "glory," and the (rather curious) opposition between passion and reason.
And it's our fulfillment, rather than the satisfaction of our appetites, that's threatened by the slow decline of work.
As with other kinds of addiction, the compulsion is not concerned always, or even primarily, with pleasure, but rather with the satisfaction of its own mechanisms, the constantly renewed state of anxiety and anticipation.
Tracheal intubation should be performed principally for the benefit of the patient rather than the satisfaction of the anesthesiologist [ 6].
The social representations theory was instrumental to show the experience of students and tutors rather than the satisfaction and "happiness factor" often reported in other literature.
"Prisoners" is a challenge: you have to decide who's right and who's wrong at every turn, and, when it's over, ambiguity, rather than the satisfactions of harmony, reigns.
Reason, for Kant, needs to master desire, rather than dictate the satisfaction of desire, in order for the agent to be autonomous (see, for example, Deigh 1992, 1 2).
Social media has a lot of positive benefits, but it can also cause people to seek immediate gratification rather than experience the satisfaction of the moment.
He gave Gonshaw a six-month sentence and accepted the Crown's argument that his eggs be destroyed rather than allow Gonshaw the satisfaction of seeing them go to a museum.
Rather, welfare consists in the satisfaction of desire, and the relevant pleasure is the pleasure that comes from satisfied desire.
