The great antinomy in the history of thought-whether the contents of reality are to be conceived and interpreted in terms of their causes or their consequences（i.e. the opposition between a causal and a teleological approach）-finds its original expression in a distinction within our practical motivations. The feeling that we call‘instinct’appears to be tied to a physiological process in which stored up energies strive for release. The instinctual drive terminates when these energies find express...

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