Intellect, The Emotions, And The Moral Nature (1855)

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Exploring the intricate connections between intellect, emotions, and moral nature, this philosophical treatise delves into how these elements interact to shape human character. William Lyall examines the influence of education on morality and draws from the ideas of notable philosophers like Kant and Hume. Divided into three parts, the book offers a thorough analysis of each component's role in ethical development. Its insights remain pertinent to ongoing discussions in ethics and moral psychology, marking it as a significant work in the field.