Essays On Philosophical Subjects

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"Essays on Philosophical Subjects" by Adam Smith is a compelling collection of essays that delve into a wide range of philosophical topics, offering profound insights and reflections on human nature, morality, economics, and the foundations of society. In this thought-provoking anthology, Smith showcases his keen intellect and interdisciplinary approach to exploring fundamental questions about the human experience. Throughout the essays, Smith presents nuanced arguments and careful observations on subjects such as ethics, aesthetics, political economy, and the nature of knowledge. He offers a unique blend of moral philosophy and social science, weaving together disparate fields of inquiry to shed light on the complexities of human behavior and the functioning of societies.

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Reflecting Adam Smith's wide learning and varied interests, these essays shed considerable light on his place in the Scottish Enlightenment. Included are histories of astronomy, ancient logic, and ancient physics; essays on the ''imitative'' arts and the affinity between music, dancing, and poetry; and a critical review of Samuel Johnson's famous Dictionary, which Smith originally published in the Edinburgh Review (1755-1756).

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Pagina's: 391, Paperback, Liberty Fund Inc