Characteristicks of men, manners, opinions, times
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Characteristicks of men, manners, opinions, times
Liberty Fund, c2001
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Reprint. Originally published: 6th ed., cor., with the addition of a letter concerning design. London : Printed by J. Purser, 1737-1738. With new introd.
Includes indexes
収録内容
- v. 1. A letter concerning enthusiasm
- Sensus Communis : an essay on the freedom of wit and humour
- Soliloquy, or advice to an author
- v. 2. An inquiry concerning virtue and merit
- The moralists : a philosophical rhapsody
- v. 3. Miscellaneous reflections on the said treatises, and other critical subjects
- A notion of the historical draught, or tablature of the judgement of Hercules. with a letter concerning design
内容説明・目次
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: set, hc ISBN 9780865972940
内容説明
This new edition of "Characteristicks" presents the complete 1732 text of this classic work of philosophy and political theory. Widely regarded as the first exponent of the view that ethics derives, not from reason alone, but from 'sentiment', Shaftesbury criticizes not only Locke but, especially, Hobbes for the dim view that 'the state of nature' is 'a war of all against all'. To the contrary, Shaftesbury argued that human nature responds most fully to representations of the good, the true, and the beautiful, and that human beings naturally desire society. In all of these reflections, he provides a large scope for the exercise of individual liberty and responsibility. The grandson of a founder and leader of the English Whigs, and tutored by John Locke, Anthony Ashley Cooper, was the Third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713), and Characteristicks is regarded as one of the most intellectually influential works in English of the eighteenth century.
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: set, pbk ISBN 9780865972957
内容説明
This new edition of Characteristicks presents the complete 1732 text of this classic work of philosophy and political theory. Widely regarded as the first exponent of the view that ethics derives, not from reason alone, but from 'sentiment', Shaftesbury criticizes not only Locke but, especially, Hobbes for the dim view that 'the state of nature' is 'a war of all against all'. To the contrary, Shaftesbury argued that human nature responds most fully to representations of the good, the true, and the beautiful, and that human beings naturally desire society. In all of these reflections, he provides a large scope for the exercise of individual liberty and responsibility. The grandson of a founder and leader of the English Whigs, and tutored by John Locke, Anthony Ashley Cooper, was the Third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713), and Characteristicks is regarded as one of the most intellectually influential works in English of the eighteenth century.
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v. 1 ISBN 9780865972964
内容説明
This edition of "Charactersticks" presents the complete 1732 text of this classic work of philosophy and political theory. Also included are faithful reproductions of the engravings that Shaftesbury created to facilitate the reader's consideration of his meditations on the interrelationships among truth, goodness, beauty, virtue, liberty, responsibility, society, and the state. The grandson of a founder and leader of the English Whigs, and tutored by John Locke, Anthony Ashley Cooper, the Third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) wrote this three-volume text, which was originally published in 1711. It was revised in 1714 to accommodate the illustrations by Shaftesbury. Widely regarded as the first exponent of the view that ethics derives, not from reason alone, but from "sentiment", Shaftesbury criticizes not only Locke but especially Hobbes for the dim view that "the state of nature" is "a war of all against all". To the contrary, Shaftesbury argued that human nature responds most fully to representations of the good, the true and the beautiful, and that human beings naturally desire society.
In all of these reflections, he provides a large scope for the exercise of individual liberty and responsibility.
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