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John Witherspoon (1723-1794) delivered these lectures at the College of New Jersey (later known as Princeton) in the 1770s. They offer significant insights into the intellectual currents of revolutionary America, such as Calvinist theology, moral sense theory, Lockean and Scottish Common Sense epistemology, and Whiggish political thought.
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Mark Virag
reviewed An audience for moral philosophy? on July 11, 2013
An audience for moral philosophy?
I really enjoyed it, and i finished reading it after i finished ethics in college. it talks about complex things but it's still very simple, and that's the beauty of it. the author doesn't need to use big words to get the message through.
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