Psychology Of The Moral Self (1904)

Exploring the intricate relationship between morality and the human psyche, the book delves into how the moral self influences individual behavior and social dynamics. Bosanquet presents morality as a complex psychological phenomenon rather than mere rules, integrating insights from philosophy, psychology, and sociology. The text also investigates connections between morality and emotions, reason, and willpower, providing a comprehensive analysis of moral psychology. This facsimile reprint preserves the original work's cultural significance, despite potential imperfections.