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Elementos analíticos en Teoría de sentimientos morales, parte III

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  • Carolina Donnelly (editor)
  • Jorge M. Streb (editor)
  • Franco D. Albino
  • Gianella Bernardoni Moretti
  • Juan C. Conforto
  • Tobías Hermo
  • Luciana Marzaroli
  • Tadeo Zapata

Abstract

Esta colección de ensayos se enfoca en diferentes aspectos de la Teoría de Sentimientos Morales (TSM) de Smith. A partir del espectador imparcial, Albino relaciona a TSM con la moderna economía del comportamiento. Bernardoni Moretti toma a Aristóteles como un antecedente de Smith respecto a que nuestros sentimientos y empatía están influidos por nuestra interpretación y nuestras creencias sobre la realidad. Conforto contrasta las visiones sobre el rol de la moral en Maquiavelo, que la deja de lado, y Smith, donde es un elemento central. Hermo relaciona la simpatía en Smith con la empatía cognitiva y afectiva en Baron-Cohen y su análisis de qué pasa si uno de los componentes está ausente. Marzaroli usa la simpatía en TSM para explicar la actual polarización en redes sociales. Zapata relaciona la beneficencia en Smith con las categorías de acción humana en Mises y ética objetivista en Rand.

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  • Carolina Donnelly (editor) & Jorge M. Streb (editor) & Franco D. Albino & Gianella Bernardoni Moretti & Juan C. Conforto & Tobías Hermo & Luciana Marzaroli & Tadeo Zapata, 2022. "Elementos analíticos en Teoría de sentimientos morales, parte III," CEMA Working Papers: Serie Documentos de Trabajo. 844, Universidad del CEMA.
    • Handle: RePEc:cem:doctra:844
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    Keywords

    Adam Smith; creencias; simpatía; empatía; interés propio; moral; justicia; espectador imparcial;
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    JEL classification:

    • B12 - Schools of Economic Thought and Methodology - - History of Economic Thought through 1925 - - - Classical (includes Adam Smith)
    • D01 - Microeconomics - - General - - - Microeconomic Behavior: Underlying Principles

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