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The Theory Of Moral Sentiments

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Adam Smith

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Pagine: 394pagine
Tempo di lettura: 14ore

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The exploration of morality in this book delves into how it is shaped by our ability to empathize with others and the societal pressures to seek praise while avoiding blame. The author emphasizes the importance of tempering our reactions to both people and circumstances, as self-interest can distort our moral judgments. By advocating for a balance between individual desires and societal expectations, the narrative suggests that recognizing our place within the broader community fosters moral behavior. A belief in a benevolent God underpins the argument that morality is an inherent aspect of human nature.

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The Theory Of Moral Sentiments, Adam Smith

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Titolo: The Theory Of Moral Sentiments
Lingua: Inglese
Autori: Adam Smith
Editore: Gyan Books
Pubblicato: 2017
Formato: In brossura
Pagine: 394
ISBN13: 9789351283621
Tag: Storia, Saggistica, Economia e affari, Scienze politiche & Politica, Filosofia, Psicologia, Classici, Politica, Economia
Prima pubblicazione: 1759
Titolo originale: The Theory of Moral Sentiments
Valutazione: 4 su 5
Descrizione: The exploration of morality in this book delves into how it is shaped by our ability to empathize with others and the societal pressures to seek praise while avoiding blame. The author emphasizes the importance of tempering our reactions to both people and circumstances, as self-interest can distort our moral judgments. By advocating for a balance between individual desires and societal expectations, the narrative suggests that recognizing our place within the broader community fosters moral behavior. A belief in a benevolent God underpins the argument that morality is an inherent aspect of human nature.