The Sense Of Duty and Our Judgments On Our Own Feelings

Part 3 of The Theory of Moral Sentiments by Adam Smith Simplified

The Principle of Self-approbation

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The Love of Praise and Dread of Blame

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Our Natural Love and Hatred for Others

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The Weak Man

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The Importance of Public Opinion Rises with Uncertainty

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Praise and Blame

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The Influences and Authority of Conscience

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The Sad Moralists

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Direct and Indirect Misfortunes

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The Influences and Authority of Conscience

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Peace and the freedom from misery

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The Influences and Authority of Conscience

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Humanity versus Self-command

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The Nature of Self-deceit and the Origin and Use of General Rule

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General Rules as Solution to Self-Deceit

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The Authority of the General Moral Rules properly seen as the Laws of the Deity

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The Reverence for the Rules of Conduct [Karma]

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The Reverence for the Rules of Conduct [Karma]

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How Nature balances the distribution of prosperity

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When the Sense of Duty Should be our Conduct's Sole Principle

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The General rules of justice

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