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This category concerns the work of French philosopher, Sophie de Grouchy (1764-1822). She is the author of Letters on Sympathy (1798), which she published alongside her French translation of Adam Smith's The Theory of Moral Sentiments and The Origins of Language. Her translation of Smith's works remained in print until the late 20th century. Grouchy also edited the journal Le Républicain (1791) with her husband, Condorcet. She produced translations of Thomas Paine's works and her own writings as well. Grouchy's work touches on a number of subject including sympathy, moral virtue, justice, and liberty. |