학술논문
Love and Benevolence in Hutcheson's and Hume's Theories of the Passions.
Document Type
Article
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Subject
*PHILOSOPHY of emotions
*THEORY of knowledge
*LOVE
*METAPHYSICS
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ISSN
0960-8788
Abstract
Discusses affinities and differences in the passion theories of David Hume and Francis Hutcheson. Use of moral love as a case study to bring to light some differences between Hutcheson's and Hume's constructions of the passions; Explanation of the connection between love and benevolence in the theological dimension of Hutcheson's views; Deeper issues concerning Hutcheson's metaphysical theology and Hume's epistemology that are crucial to their disparities; Defense of a theory of moral sentiment.