A disembodied mind, the body is peripheral a source of desires for homo economicus to weigh and a distracting temptation for the Kantian ethical subject.
In a way that Boehringer Ingelheim either doesn't understand or doesn't yet want to explain, the chemical, which the company is currently trying out in 5,000 North American and European women, may catalyze sources of desire in the female brain.
David Wiggins, for example, invokes the idea of value incommensurability to suggest "the heterogeneity of the psychic sources of desire satisfaction and of evaluation" (1998, 266).
Is it possible that the source of this desire is an inborn longing for God? 3) Is it strange to think about God calling you through desire?
His stepmother doubtless encouraged Lincoln's taste for reading, yet the original source of his desire to learn remains something of a mystery.
My friend was determined to see into its walled back garden, so we walked down an alley, ascended a metal staircase on the side of a church, climbed on top of the stairs' highest railing — and from there we could see down into it: Miss Havisham's garden, the Eden of the 19th-century novel, source of all desire, conflict, motion, disturbance and growth.
We are social by nature, since our native "sympathies and affections" are the source of our "desire for companionship".
After this first round of killing, the phage solution is collected and centrifuged; the supernatant liquid is a rich source of the desired phages.
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