The Theory of Moral Sentiments

Focusing on the foundation of moral philosophy, this work by Adam Smith delves into the nature of virtues, conscience, and moral judgment. It examines how factors like luck and sympathy shape self-image and relationships, offering a nuanced perspective on human morality. Smith's exploration of propriety, duty, and the interplay of reward and punishment remains relevant today, showcasing his critical understanding of humanity's quest for goodness. This edition is presented on premium acid-free paper, enhancing its lasting value.