Essays on Philosophical Subjects, including Moral Sentiments
- भाषा:
- अंग्रेज़ी
- स्थिति:
- खंड; विस्तार की समीक्षा जारी
- लेखकत्व:
- पाठ के अलग-अलग उत्तरदायी लेखक
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- स्कैन की कोई गड़बड़ी नहीं मिली (पूरे पाठ पर स्वचालित माप, हाथ से जाँचा नहीं गया)
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The 1872 volume includes The Theory of Moral Sentiments and the philosophical essays, as well as a biographical notice and advertisements. The Advertisement to the Sixth Edition is Smith’s; the Advertisement by the Editors is by Black and Hutton.
- Dugald Stewart — source of abridged biographical notice
- Joseph Black — editor, Advertisement by the Editors
- James Hutton — editor, Advertisement by the Editors
इस कृति का हवाला दें
- APAएडम स्मिथ. (1872). Essays on Philosophical Subjects, including Moral Sentiments. Alex. Murray & Co., London. Digital reproduction: SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/hi/works/adam-smith/the-essays-of-adam-smith
- MLAएडम स्मिथ. Essays on Philosophical Subjects, including Moral Sentiments. Alex. Murray & Co., London, 1872. Digital reproduction, SigPhi, https://sigphiai.com/hi/works/adam-smith/the-essays-of-adam-smith.
- Chicagoएडम स्मिथ. Essays on Philosophical Subjects, including Moral Sentiments. Alex. Murray & Co., London, 1872. Digital reproduction, SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/hi/works/adam-smith/the-essays-of-adam-smith.
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यह किस बारे में है
The 1872 volume includes The Theory of Moral Sentiments and the philosophical essays, as well as a biographical notice and advertisements. The Advertisement to the Sixth Edition is Smith’s; the Advertisement by the Editors is by Black and Hutton.
संदर्भ और इतिहास
Composite 1872 volume: an abridged biographical notice derived from Dugald Stewart, Smith’s Advertisement to the Sixth Edition, the Advertisement by Joseph Black and James Hutton, The Theory of Moral Sentiments and the philosophical essays. Do not conflate the two advertisements. Duplication with the separate Moral Sentiments entry is visible; retrieval duplication has not been measured.
यह टिप्पणी अभी अनूदित नहीं है: ऊपर का पाठ अंग्रेज़ी मूल है।
यह संपादकीय संदर्भ है, उद्धरण-योग्य स्रोत नहीं: कृति के अंशों के विपरीत, इन कथनों की जाँच कॉर्पस में नहीं की जा सकती।
powers of his memory. His weakness of body prevented him joining in athletic sports, but his generous and friendly temperament made him a favourite with his schoolmates; and he was noted then, as through after life, for absence in company and a habit of speaking to himself when alone. From the grammar school of Kirkaldy, he was sent, in 1737, to the University of Glasgow, whence, in 1740, he went to Baliol College, Oxford, enjoying an exhibition on the Snell foundation. When at Glasgow College, his favourite studies were mathematics and natural philosophy, but that did not long divert his mind from pursuits more congenial to him, more particularly the political history of mankind, which gave scope to the power of his comprehensive genius, and gratified his ruling passion of contributing to the happiness and the improvement of society. To his early taste for Greek generally, may be due the clearness and fulness with which he states his political reasonings. At Oxford he employed himself frequently in the practice of translation, with a view to the improvement of his own style, and used to commend such exercises to all who cultivate the art of composition. He also cultivated with the greatest care the study of languages; and his knowledge of them led him to a peculiar experience in everything that could illustrate the institutions, the manners, and the ideas of different ages and nations. …