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The Manuscripts of Adam Ferguson.
This volume contains a newly-edited cache of over 30 manuscript essays on a diverse range of topics and descriptions.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London :
Pickering & Chatto Publishers,
2005.
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| Colección: | Pickering masters.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- The Manuscripts of Adam Ferguson; Contents; Preface; List of Abbreviations; Introductory Essay; Ferguson's Political Philosophy; Ferguson's Moral Philosophy; Ferguson's Aesthetics; Bibliography; MANUSCRIPTS; I. Of Perfection and Happiness; II. What may be Affirmed or Apprehended of the Supreme CreativeBeing; III. Of History and its Appropriate Stile; IV. Of Statesmen and Warriours; V. An Excursion in the Highlands: Discourse on Various Subjects; VI. Of Happiness and Merit; VII. Distinction of Value and its Source in Existence; VIII. Of the Compar[a]tive Forms of Being.
- IX. Reputed Pleasures of ImaginationX. Cognitutem with the of Wisdom; XI. Of the Categories or Constituents of Discourse and Fabric ofThought; XII. Of the Distinctions which Mankind Experience; XIII. Of Cause and Effect/ Ends and Means/ Order Combinationand/ Design; XIV. Of the French Revolution; XV. Of the Separation of Departments; XVI. Of the Freedom of Wit and Humour; XVII. Waking Dreams; XVIII. Of the Disstinctions on which we Act in Human; XIX. Of the Categories; XX. Of the Disstinctions on which it is the Lot of Man toDeliberate; XXI. Of the Intellectual System.
- XXII. Of the Sciences of Which the Subject is MindXXIII. Of Good and Evil Perfection and Defect; XXIV. Of the 1st Law of Living Nature Preserve Thyself; XXV. Of the Principle of Moral Estimation; XXVI. Of Liberty and Necessity; XXVII. Of the Things that Are or May Be; Part I; Part II; XXVIII. Of Nature and Art; XXIX. The Different Aspects of Moral Science; XXX. Of the Laws of Nature in the Department of Active Man; XXXI. Of the Intellectual or Conscious Powers ConceptiveCognitive and Spontaneous; XXXII. Characteristics of Mans Nature; Appendix A; Appendix B; Appendix C.