Includes such essays as Utilitarianism, Auguste Comte and Positivism, and Three Essays on Religion, as well as other works, which clarify Mill's enduring intellectual connection to Jeremy Bentham's utilitarian school.
Hutcheson's epistolary offerings include letters published in journals in England, Ireland, and Netherlands. These letters and writings exhibit... Læs mere
Aims to establish the theoretical impossibility of socialism - a system empirically in ruins but still advocated by many.
Features a philosophical work on 'criticism' in English by Kames, which first appeared in 1762. Volume one explores the nature and causes of the emotions and passions.... Læs mere
Presents a history of law as a history of the progress of humankind from savage to civil society.
A collection of trenchant essays that seek to redefine the concept of justice and to highlight the frontier between it and the surrounding issues that encroach upon it and are mistakenly associated with it.
The works contained in "Logic, Metaphysics, and the Natural Sociability of Mankind" were available only to a elite group of scholars and readers who could read Latin. This English translation aims to provide the general audience with insights into Hutcheson's thought.
Emphasises on imposing constitutional constraints on majoritarian politics such that a more principled pattern might emerge must be... Læs mere
Hutcheson's "Institutio" was written as a textbook for university students and it therefore covers a curriculum... Læs mere