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actions Adam Smith analysis anger appears approval and disapproval approval or disapproval arise aroused artificial virtues behaviour believe benevolence biased Book C. D. Broad calm passions causal cause chapter character claim concept concerned consciousness consider David Hume desire determined distinction distinguish doctrine Dugald Stewart effect emotion Emotivism emphasizes esteem ethical egoism explain expression fact feeling G. E. Moore give rise happiness human Hume thinks Hume's account Hume's view idea imagination important indirect passions interpretation involve judgments kind love and hatred love or hatred malice man's means mind moral approval object obvious occasions opinion ourselves pathy person pity pleasure and pain pleasure or pain pride and humility principle of sympathy proud psychological hedonism qualities reason reference seems sense sentiments similar simple impressions situation Smith statement Subjectivism talk tend tendency theory THN II Thomas Reid thought tion Treatise vice vicious violent passions virtuous