Essay on the Nature and Conduct of the Passions (1728)
English
1728
380 pages
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Unlock the secrets of the human heart with Francis Hutcheson’s 1728 masterpiece, a foundational text of the Scottish Enlightenment that dares to quantify the 'mathematics' of emotion and virtue. Discover why our most violent passions are actually essential tools for survival and how an innate 'moral sense' guides us toward universal benevolence, even when reason fails.
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