This collection of essays by Scottish philosopher Dugald Stewart includes two of his most important works: 'Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind' and 'Outlines of Moral Philosophy'. These works explore questions central to philosophy, such as the nature of consciousness, the limits of knowledge, and the foundations of morality.

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