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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2016.tde-22082016-132153
Document
Author
Full name
Leonardo André Paes Müller
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2016
Supervisor
Committee
Souza, Maria das Graças de (President)
Jaffro, Laurent
Larrère, Catherine
Limongi, Maria Isabel de Magalhães Papaterra
Phillipson, Nicholas Tindal
Pimenta, Pedro Paulo Garrido
Title in Portuguese
A filosofia de Adam Smith: imaginação e especulação
Keywords in Portuguese
Dever
Especulação
Imaginação
Simpatia
Utilidade
Abstract in Portuguese
Na Teoria dos Sentimentos Morais, Adam Smith estabelece um esquema pluralista para explicar a aprovação moral, com quatro tipos de juízos morais: 1) em relação ao motivo da ação, o juízo que determina a conveniência ou inconveniência (propriety ou impropriety); 2) em relação aos efeitos imediatos da ação, o juízo determina seu mérito ou demérito; 3) ao analisar o acordo entre o ato e determinada regra geral de conduta, o juízo determina se o indivíduo agiu de acordo com seu dever; e 4) em relação aos efeitos não imediatos do ato, isto é, à maneira como esse ato se insere no funcionamento global da sociedade (juízo que Smith analisa sob o nome de aparência de utilidade). Esses quatro tipos de juízos se fundam na imaginação e formam a totalidade do princípio de aprovação que estrutura a parte especulativa de sua teoria moral.
Title in English
The philosophy of Adam Smith: imagination and speculation
Keywords in English
Duty
Imagination
Speculation
Sympathy
Utility
Abstract in English
In The Theory of Moral Sentiments, Adam Smith establishes a pluralist scheme to explain moral approbation, with four kinds of moral judgments: 1) regarding the motives of the agent, the judgment determines its propriety or impropriety; 2) regarding the immediate effects of the action, the judgement determines its merit or demerit; 3) analyzing if this act is a particular case of a general rule, the judgement determines if the agent has acted according to his duty; and 4) regarding the remote effects of the action, that is, the way this action is a part of the global operations of society (a judgement that Smith calls the appearance of utility). These four kinds of moral judgments are grounded in imagination and form the totality of the principle of approbation that structure the speculative part of his moral philosophy.
 
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2016-08-22
 
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