See conation on Wiktionary
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"(1922) Du latin conatio (« tentative, effort »)."
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"text": "Depuis Moses Mendelssohn (1729-1789), on décompose l’esprit en cognition (compréhension), affection (sentiment, émotion), et conation (volonté)."
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}
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