Facing the Misery of Others: Pity, Pleasure and Tragedy in Scottish Enlightenment Moral Philosophy

In Tom Jones & Rowan Boyson (eds.), The Poetic Enlightenment: Poetry and Human Science, 1650-1820. Pickering & Chatto. pp. 75-87 (2013)
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