Moral Science;
章节目录
共 19 章- Book II. is a deduction of the more special laws of nature and duties
- Chapter IV. contains a discussion upon the state of Nature, maintaining
- Chapter V. Natural rights are antecedent to society, such as the right
- Chapter VI. Adventitious rights are divided into Real and Personal (a
- Chapter VII. treats of the Acquisition of property, Hutcheson, as is
- Chapter VIII. Rights drawn from property are such as mortgages,
- Chapter IX. discusses the subject of contracts, with the general
- Chapter X. Of Veracity. Like most writers on morals, Hutcheson breaks
- Chapter XI. Oaths and Vows.
- Chapter XII. belongs rather to Political Economy. Its subject is the
- Chapter XIII. enumerates the various classes of contracts, following
- Chapter XIV. adds the Roman _quasi-contracts_.
- Chapter XV. Rights arising from injuries or wrongs _(torts)_. He
- Chapter XVI. Rights belonging to society as against the individual. The
- Chapter XVII. takes up some cases where the ordinary rights of property
- Chapter XVIII. The way of deciding contr
- 1. _Disinterestedness_. Under the name _
- He is disappointed at finding that Dugal
- He proceeds to inquire how it is that no