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ISBN 10: 0865977747
ISBN 13: 978-0865977747
Author: Francis Hutcheson, Wolfgang Leidhold
Treatise I: An Inquiry Concerning Beauty, Order, &c
Chapter 1: Concerning some Powers of Perception distinct from what is generally understood by Sensation
Chapter 2: Of Original or Absolute Beauty
Chapter 3: Of the Beauty of Theorems
Chapter 4: Of Comparative or Relative Beauty
Chapter 5: Concerning our Reasonings about Design and Wisdom in the Cause, from the Beauty or Regularity of Effects
Chapter 6: Concerning the Universality of our Sense of Beauty
Chapter 7: Concerning the Power of Custom, Education and Example, as to our internal Senses
Chapter 8: Of the Importance of the internal Senses in Life, and the final Causes of them
Treatise II: An Inquiry Concerning the Original of Our Ideas of Virtue or Moral Good
Chapter 9: Introduction
Chapter 10: Of the moral Sense by which we perceive Virtue and Vice, and approve, or disapprove them in others
Chapter 11: Concerning the immediate Motive to virtuous Actions
Chapter 12: The Sense of Virtue, and the various Opinions about it, reducible to one general Foundation. The Manner of computing the Morality of Actions
Chapter 13: All Mankind agree in this general Foundation of their Approbation of moral Actions. The Grounds of the different Opinions about Morals
Chapter 14: A further Confirmation that we have practical Dispositions to Virtue implanted in our nature; with a further Explication of our Instinct to Benevolence in its various Degrees; with the additional Motives of Interest, viz. Honour, Shame and Pity
Chapter 15: Concerning the Importance of this moral Sense to the present Happiness of Mankind, and its Influence on human Affairs
Chapter 16: A Deduction of some Complex moral Ideas, viz. of Obligation, and Right, Perfect, Imperfect, and External, Alienable, and Unalienable, from this moral Sense
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Tags: Francis Hutcheson, Wolfgang Leidhold, Inquiry, Beauty
