The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings · John Abercrombie
SECTION I.
Chapter 2 of 13 · 1 min read
NATURE AND IMPORTANCE OF THE SCIENCE OF THE MORAL FEELINGS.
Division of the Mental Powers into Intellectual and Moral 1
Harmony which ought to exist between these classes 3
Causes by which this harmony is interrupted,—and means of counteracting them 3
Interest of the science of the Moral Feelings 5
Peculiar sources of Knowledge bearing upon it, from the light of Conscience, and of Divine Revelation 7
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