William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... benevolence . The ramifications of the philosophy of benevolence after Shaftesbury are many . In his Inquiry into the Original of our Ideas of Beauty and Virtue , Francis Hutcheson , the Scotch philosopher and economist who began as a ...
... benevolence . The ramifications of the philosophy of benevolence after Shaftesbury are many . In his Inquiry into the Original of our Ideas of Beauty and Virtue , Francis Hutcheson , the Scotch philosopher and economist who began as a ...
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... benevolence of Adam Smith , and Hume's demonstration of the reality of the altruistic sentiments . Utilitarianism concluded that the pleasures of benevolence were high and lasting . Not all philosophers , of course , were on . the side ...
... benevolence of Adam Smith , and Hume's demonstration of the reality of the altruistic sentiments . Utilitarianism concluded that the pleasures of benevolence were high and lasting . Not all philosophers , of course , were on . the side ...
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... benevolence has always prevailed among true believers . However , al- though benevolence and charity became firmly rooted in poetic diction , the practical aspects of philanthropy were somewhat beneath the notice of most of the ...
... benevolence has always prevailed among true believers . However , al- though benevolence and charity became firmly rooted in poetic diction , the practical aspects of philanthropy were somewhat beneath the notice of most of the ...
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