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    "id": "character_and_motive",
    "canonical_url": "https://prokopton42.com/en/concepts/character-and-motive/",
    "language": "en",
    "title": "Character and motive",
    "editorial_status": "substantive_editorial_draft",
    "definition_editorial_status": "agent_machine_evidence_assessed_draft_v1",
    "definition_evidence_passages": [
        "passage:schopenhauer.freedom_of_will:chapter-05.segment-04",
        "passage:schopenhauer.basis_of_morality:section-22",
        "passage:schopenhauer.aphorisms_life_wisdom:kapitel-vi-vom-unterschiede-der-lebensalter.segment-09"
    ],
    "summary": "Character and motive distinguish, for Schopenhauer, an individual’s stable disposition from the representation that prompts a given act; their combination supports his deterministic account of conduct.",
    "body": "In the current corpus, this annotation connects 141 passages across 3 works, including texts still being qualified. These links provide inspectable points of comparison; they do not assume that every author uses the concept in the same sense.",
    "aliases": [
        "caractère et motif",
        "character and motive"
    ],
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        "works": 3,
        "passages": 141,
        "thinkers": 0,
        "traditions": 0
    },
    "related_traditions": [],
    "related_works": [],
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}