“he brings with him a copy of adam smith's book but it's not the wealth of nations it's theory of moral sentiments ”
“to allude to in adam smith quote in in the theory of moral sentiments ”
“adam smith actually writes about this very profoundly in the theory of moral sentiments the the sort of slippery slope of small um indiscretions ”
“adam smith's first big book was the theory of moral sentiments ”
“adam smith talks about the fact that uh in theory of moral sentiments adam smith talks about the fact that the soldier when he imagines his death and funeral thinks about the applause that he will receive ”
“either his the wealth of nations or the theory of moral sentiments ”
“adam smith theory of moral sentiments comes out of that ”
“and if you read the first page of the theory of moral sentiments he says what you just said ”
“adam smith who of course predated indentured labor was unambiguously opposed to unfreedom so in his work theory of moral sentiment he calls states that had slavery the vilest of all states ”
“adam smith published his first book the theory of moral sentiments ”
“it was one of the ways in which smith opens up the theory of moral sentiments his first book ”
“one of the books that i am i realised you'd read at that time from some research is this book adam smith the theory of moral sentiments ” ▶ tap to hear this moment · 7s
“reminded me uh very much of adam smith's theory of moral sentiments ”
“everyone always forgets in the adam smith is not just the wealth of nations but the theory of moral sentiments ” ▶ tap to hear this moment · 6s
“so i think for the person who is not a an astute an expert reader i would say gordon moral sentiments ” ▶ tap to hear this moment · 10s
“adam smith makes this point actually in his theory of moral sentiments you know that in the end we're the impartial spectator ” ▶ tap to hear this moment · 5s
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