Humans are social creatures reliant on both emotionality and reasoning. As a consequence,
these qualities and how we understand them are central to the empirical question of how …

Autorka błyskotliwie i jasno rekonstruuje, jak definiowano emocje oraz w jaki sposób
umieszczano je w szerszym myśleniu na temat świata i moralności; jakie prezentowano …

Amartya Sen has argued that contractarian theories of justice inevitably fall victim to the
problem of parochialism, for the reason that they rely on a problematically narrow …

While highly respected among evolutionary scholars, the sociologist, anthropologist and
philosopher Edward Westermarck is now largely forgotten in the social sciences. This book …

In our times, and particularly among Europeans, there seems to be a general consensus that
people should be treated with dignity. Dignity has become a crucial political concept and a …

In Dickensian Affects: Charles Dickens and Feelings of Precarity, Joshua Gooch argues that
Dickens's novels offer models of feeling that illuminate the dissensions that accompany life's …

Adam Smith and Sociology Page 1 john a . hall Adam Smith and Sociology Abstract The central
core of the work of Adam Smith is identified here, with particular reference to his own words …

In an era of declining levels of public trust, royal commissions retain symbolic and actual
power to provide potential reassurance. The handing down of the Royal Commission into …

In terms of the usual periodizations for the history of philosophy, Augustine is too late to be
classical and too early to be medieval. As a child of mid fourth-century Roman North Africa …

This article argues that justice should be considered as one of the core virtues to be
cultivated in social work. After tracing the evolution of the term justice from ancient to …