Charles Townshend was so taken with this book that he hired its author to tutor his stepson, the Duke of Buccleuch [pron. Buckley]. Part Seven contains an illuminating explication of Stoicism. Part Fi
Charles Townshend was so taken with this book that he hired its author to tutor his stepson, the Duke of Buccleuch [pron. Buckley]. Part Seven contains an illuminating explication of Stoicism. Part Five includes a discussion of the importance of fashion and custom on shaping human notions of beauty. The second part discusses how luck influences the foundations of human value judgments, while the third part discusses the foundations of conscience. The book opens with a discussion of sympathy and the propriety of an action. For 10 points, identify this work which examines the origins of our standards of right and wrong, a work by Adam Smith.
Charles Townshend was so taken with this book that he hired its author to tutor his stepson, the Duke of Buccleuch [pron.
{Theory of Moral Sentiments}