日誌：吉田邦吉（Blog; Yoshida Kuniyoshi）

☆、 1021 Hume also maintained that moral judgments are grounded in human sentiments rather than reason alone. Sympathy plays a crucial role in shaping our understanding of virtue and vice. In politics, he acknowledged the importance of historical experience, established institutions, and social stability while remaining wary of factionalism and dogmatism. His sceptical examination of religion questioned whether theological claims could withstand rigorous scrutiny. Ultimately, Hume demonstrated that human beings are not governed exclusively by rational deliberation. Their beliefs and conduct are profoundly influenced by experience, custom, and emotion. ☆ It's been ages since I enjoyed a film inspired by the legend of Robin Hood this much. Were it not for my upcoming exam, I would gladly immerse myself in British history. 1020 In Psychopathy: A Very Short Introduction, Essi Viding examines the psychological and biological foundations of psychopathy, a constellation of personality trai...