Published in 1759 by Adam Smith, this foundational work explores human morality through empathy and impartial spectators. It explains how sympathy shapes ethical judgments, guiding behavior in social and economic contexts. Philosophers, economists, and psychologists benefit from its insights, using it to understand moral reasoning, social harmony, and the psychological roots of ethics.
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