Systême De Philosophie Morale; Volume 1

In Système de Philosophie Morale, Francis Hutcheson articulates his views on moral philosophy and applies them to various ethical questions. Hutcheson's work is notable for its emphasis on the notion of a 'moral sense', or an innate understanding of right and wrong, which he believed all humans possessed. This French-language book is an essential text for those interested in the history of philosophy and ethics.

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