The Theory of Moral Sentiments: (with an Introduction by Herbert W. Schneider)

Exploring the foundations of moral philosophy, Adam Smith delves into the nature of ethics, emphasizing the interplay of action, reward, and moral sentiment. He examines how factors like luck and sympathy shape self-image and relationships, offering innovative theories on virtues and conscience. Despite its 18th-century origins, the text remains relevant today, providing a deep understanding of humanity's quest for goodness. This edition features premium acid-free paper and an introduction by Herbert W. Schneider, enhancing its accessibility and scholarly value.