Human Nature, Mind and the Self in Adam Smith's Moral Philosophy: What Does it Mean to Be Human?
Riccardo Bonfiglioli examines human nature, the mind, and the self in Adam Smith’s moral philosophy. Centered on the question of what it means to be human, this focused study considers the philosophical foundations of Smith’s understanding of morality and personhood.
About This Book
This book explores questions about human nature, the mind, and the self in Adam Smith’s moral philosophy.
It considers what it means to be human through a philosophical examination of Smith’s ideas.
The study focuses on the relationship between conceptions of the self and broader reflections on morality and human life.
Written by Riccardo Bonfiglioli, it offers a focused contribution to the study of Adam Smith’s moral thought.
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