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Lecture Notes in Computer Science and intellectual authority that made the Enlightenment possible also forced its thinkers to develop alternative accounts of morals. Smith’s version, in TMS, owed a great deal to his teacher Hutcheson, although Smith’s moral theory is not the same as either Hutcheson’s or Hume’s.

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Background, Preparation and Experience of the National Congress,ss of political consensus and a process of political unity. This is a complicated democratic procedure and democratic process from decentralized opinions to centralized opinions and to overall consensus gradually. The political election and change of state leadership lasts for one year and a half in