دانلود کتاب Adam Smith’s The Theory of Moral Sentiments: A Critical Commentary

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Half Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nChapter 1: Introduction\nChapter 2: Smith’s Survey of Answers to the Psychological Foundation of Moral Judgment Question\n Section 1: Rationalist Theories\n Section 2: Self-Love Theories\n Section 3: Sentimentalist Theories\nChapter 3: Smith’s Own Answer to the Psychological Foundation of Moral Judgment Question\n Section 1: Sympathy1\n Section 2: Sympathy and Approbation\n Section 3: Judgments of Propriety\n Section 4: Judgments of Merit\n Section 5: Completing Smith’s Foundational Account of Moral Judgment\nChapter 4: Building upon the Foundation:: Smith’s Full-Blown Account of Moral Judgment and Its Impact on Moral Action\n Section 1: The Desire for Mutual Sympathy\n Section 2: The Perspective Trading Account\n Section 3: The Autonomy Account\n Section 4: A Closer Look at the Driving Forces in the Two Accounts33\n (A) The First Spectrum of Ways of Desiring Mutual Sympathy\n (B) The Second Spectrum of Ways of Desiring Mutual Sympathy\n (C) The Two Spectra and the Love of Praiseworthiness\n (D) The Turn to the WIS\n (E) The Relationship between the Two Pictures\n Section 5: Smith’s Account of Moral Motivation49\n Section 6: Correction and Cultural Differences\nChapter 5: Smith’s Survey of Answers to the Nature of Virtue Question\n Section 1: The Concept of Virtue in Smith\n Section 2: Mandeville’s Denial of the Reality of Virtue7\n Section 3: Smith’s Taxonomy of Possible Virtue Theories\n Section 4: Prudence Theories\n Section 5: Benevolence Theories\n Section 6: Propriety Theories\nChapter 6: Smith’s Own Answer to the Nature of Virtue Question and Full-Blown Account of Virtue\n Section 1: Smith’s General Schema of Virtue\n Section 2: The Practical Impact of Answers to the Nature of Virtue Question\n Section 3: Justice\n Section 4: Beneficence\n Section 5: Prudence\n Section 6: Self-Command\nChapter 7: Smith’s Metaethics and Account of Normativity\n Section 1: Smith’s Metaethics\n Section 2: Smith’s Account of Normativity\nChapter 8: Conclusion\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex