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And yet the following points favor the notion of instinctual foreknowledge of violations of conscience:

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The 19th century German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche was one of the first thinkers to take seriously the idea of instinctual drives working below the level of conscious awareness, deriving from this subtle insight a vast wealth of philosophical positions on metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, psychology and many others.

Berto: Philosophy Monkey 2008

Lead actor Andreas Lust (also seen in "Revanche," another chilly Austrian drama in which the moral calculus tallies up a psychological cliffhanger) portrays a kind of instinctual animal — or ascetic sociopath, take your pick — whose disciplined urges exhilarate, then implode.

Spanning the Cinematic Globe From Midtown 2010

The rapid decisions, forced on him by disaster, that everyone mislabels "instinctual" have created a framework that in this case is solid, not a phantom.

Close Up: The Mind of George W. Bush 2003

The rapid decisions, forced on him by disaster, that everyone mislabels "instinctual" have created a framework that in this case is solid, not a phantom.

Close Up: The Mind of George W. Bush 2003

NOFZINGER: The brain is dealing with basic kind of instinctual feelings, fears, anxieties, motivation, sexual themes.

CNN Transcript Oct 15, 2005 2005

NOFZINGER: The brain is dealing with basic, kind of instinctual feelings, fears, anxieties, motivations, sexual themes.

CNN Transcript Aug 10, 2005 2005

NOFZINGER: The brain is dealing with basic kind of instinctual feelings, fears, anxieties, motivation, sexual themes.

CNN Transcript Oct 16, 2005 2005

And, somehow, this scent awakened him out of his paralysis—and into a kind of instinctual response.

The Welkening Gregory Spencer 2004

This is the estimative faculty, a kind of instinctual understanding shared by humans and brute animals.

Mental Representation in Medieval Philosophy Lagerlund, Henrik 2004