Francis Hutcheson
Subtitle: His Life, Teaching and Position in the History of Philosophy
By: by William R. Scott.
Publisher: Kelley,U.S.A.
Published: 1970
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1900
Table of contents: value: Early Years -- 1694-1717; value: The Academy in Dublin and Publication of the Inquiry -- 1717-1725; value: The Vice-Regal Court -- 1725-1730; value: Hutcheson's Influence as a Professor; value: New Light in the University; value: Literary Work During the Glasgow Period; value: Personal Characteristics; value: Hellenic and Philanthropic Ideals; value: Hutcheson's Philosophy. First Form, in the Inquiry and Letters to Dublin Journal, under the Influence of Shaftesbury and Cicero; value: Hutcheson's Philosophy. Second Form, in The Treatise on the Passion and Illustrations of the Moral Sense, being the beginning of the influence of Butler; value: Hutcheson's Philosophy. Third Form, in The System of Moral Philosophy, and Alterations in the Fourth Edition of the Inquiry; Being the Influence of Aristotle; value: Hutcheson's Economics and his Relation to Adam Smith; value: Hutcheson's Philosophy. Fourth Form, in the "Compends." The Influence of the Stoics, through Marcus Aurelius; value: Hutcheson's General Influence upon The Enlightenment; value: Hutcheson's Positive Contribution to Philosophy