Something desired or aimed at or valued purely for its own sake, rather than as a means to anything else. See also good will, summum bonum.
| Philosophy Dictionary: end in itself |
Something desired or aimed at or valued purely for its own sake, rather than as a means to anything else. See also good will, summum bonum.
| Ginott, Haim (Quotes By) | |
| Schoupe speculum | |
| end in itself (Idiom) |
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