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 Concerning Principles of MoralsDavid HumeIn CliffsNotes on Concerning Principles of Morals, David Hume separates logic, which deals with man as a thinking being, and ethics, which deals with man as a social being. He argues that logic is based on fact and ethics is based on human emotion, and that one cannot deduce moral principles solely by considering the facts. Search this CliffsNote
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