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The sentiment or affection of the heart, from which any action proceeds, and upon which its whole virtueVirtueand reward or vice must ultimately depend, may be considered under two different…relations; first, in relation to the cause which excites it, or the motive which gives occasion to it; and, secondly, in relation to the end which it proposes, or the effect which it tends to produce.

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Of the manner in which we judge of the propriety or impropriety of the affections of other men, by their concord or dissonance with our own

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    2025年

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  • Vernon L. Smith

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The sentiment or affection of the heart, from which any action proceeds, and upon which its whole virtueVirtueand reward or vice must ultimately depend, may be considered under two different…relations; first, in relation to the cause which excites it, or the motive which gives occasion to it; and, secondly, in relation to the end which it proposes, or the effect which it tends to produce.