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Francis Steen Department of English, UC Santa Barbara December 1997 Evolved Benevolence Hutcheson and the Moral Engines of Community Francis Steen looks at the debate between the materialists and the moralists in the eighteenth century, focusing on the debate surrounding benevolence. "The Author of Nature," Francis Hutcheson writes in 1725, "has much better furnish’d us for a virtuous Conduct, than our Moralists seem to imagine"; in particular, he has "given us strong Affections to be the springs of each virtuous Action." Steen shows that this view receives significant and perhaps surprising support from modern evolutionary psychology, in a form which may illuminate the underlying issue—still highly relevant—of the motivational springs of community. Full text of the presentation Francis Steen is a Doctoral Candidate in the Department of English. His dissertation, Negotiating the Natural Mind , returns to the "first cognitive revolution" of the eighteenth century to negotiate the significance of opening up literary and cultural studies to the cognitive sciences. An early version of one of the chapters has been published as " The Time of Unremberable Being: Wordsworth's Autobiography of the Imagination " in Autobiography Studies in the spring of 1998.

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CUEM STATALE Bibliografia 1999-2000 @ prenota via e-mail STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA MODERNA III Prof. Agostino Lupoli Anno accademico 1999-2000 Argomento del corso: Il fondamento della morale e della bellezza Inquiry di Francis Hutcheson a) Testo F. Hutcheson, (in corso di pubblicazione). b) Studi - W. Scott, - G. De Crescenzo, Francis Hutcheson e il suo tempo , Taylor, Torino 1968. - H. Jensen, , The Hague, Nijoff 1971. - W. Leidhold, Ethik und Politick bei Francis Hutcheson , Karl Alber, Freiburg-München 1985. Francesco Hutcheson nella storia del pensiero etico inglese del secolo XVIII , in «Archivio di Storia della Filosofia», 2/4, 1933, pp. 369-386. La prima «Inquiry» morale di Francis Hutcheson . I. L’"In-quiry" nella discussione etica del primo Settecento inglese , «Rivista critica di storia della filosofia», XXIII/I, 1968, pp. 39,60; II. "Moral sense" e morale lockiana , Ib., XXIII/III, 1968, pp. 297-329. Deismo e Illuminismo in Inghilterra , in , Laterza, Bari 1983 (Cap. II, pp. 51-163). Sentimentalismo etico e arbitrarismo: note sul carteggio Hutcheson-Burnet , «Rivista di Filosofia Neo-scolastica», 72 (1980), pp. 31-61.

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var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Francis Hutcheson Hutcheson, Francis (1694-1761), Filósofo escocês-irlandês, nasceu em Drumalig, County Down, Irlanda; estudou na Universidade de Glasgow (1710-16), voltou em 1729 como professor de filosofia moral; foi licenciado como pastor em 1719 pelos Prebisterianos Irlandeses em Ulster, mas sua fé foi questionada pelos prebisterianos de Glasgow; formulou a teoria da existência de um senso moral na qual os humanos podem praticar a ação certa; seus trabalhos incluem: 'Inquiry into the Original of Our Ideas of Beauty and Virtue' (1725), 'An Essay on the Nature and Conduct of the Passions and Affections, with Illustrations upon the Moral Sense' (1728), e o póstumo 'System of Moral Philosophy' (2 vols., 1755); contribuição na seção intitulada "Of Human Morals" do livro de David Hume 'Treatise of Human Nature'. A mais importante obra dele foi System of Moral Philosophy que foi publicada em 1755. Esta obra contém uma vasta teoria econômica, onde Smith encontrou as teorias da divisão do trabalho, do valor, do preço, do dinheiro e do imposto. Pode-se notar que nesta obra o trabalho surge como a medida do valor de permuta, da mesma forma que em todos os clássicos e sua teoria da distribuição tem uma superestimação da produtividade física do solo, como nos fisiocratas. O autor também deduz uma teoria do juro idêntica à que foi feita por Turgot vinte anos mais tarde. Hutcheson explica o juro e também a renda como um proveito obtido pelo empresário graças ao empréstimo. Nisto ele lembra Locke. Ele reconhece o que seria mais tarde conhecido como lei da "oferta e da procura". Quanto ao comércio internacional ele fica entre os mercantilistas e Smith. Por último, surge uma tendência utilitária em suas idéias sobre a sociedade.

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