Dugald Stewart

1753–1828

Nationality: Scottish

Historical Period: The 18th Century

Stewart was a Scottish philosopher who studied at Edinburgh University, becoming first professor of mathematics and then later succeeding Adam Smith as professor of moral philosophy. He was a Whig who favored the early stage of the French Revolution.

• Author: Lectures on Political Economy, 2 vols.
• Author: Lectures on Political Economy, vol. 1
• Author: Lectures on Political Economy, vol. 2
• Author: Selections from the Scottish Philosophy of Common Sense
• Introduction: Theory of Moral Sentiments and Essays on Philosophical Subjects (1869)
• Editor: The Theory of Moral Sentiments and on the Origins of Languages (Stewart ed.)
• Editor: The Works of William Robertson in Eight Volumes (1840)
• Author: Works Vol. 1. The History of Scotland, Vol. 1