Essay on the Nature and Conduct of the Passions and Affections With Illustrations on the Moral Sense

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Focusing on human emotions, this philosophical work delves into how passions and affections influence moral decision-making. Hutcheson posits that these emotions are innate and essential for shaping behavior, introducing the concept of a moral sense that helps individuals discern right from wrong. The book is rich with examples and illustrations, enhancing the understanding of the intricate link between emotions and ethics. As a reprint of a significant historical text, it aims to preserve and promote the insights of past thinkers on morality and human nature.