Function, Feeling, And Conduct : Kessinger Publishing : 9781436957663 : 1436957664 : 18 Aug 2008 : Function, Feeling, and Conduct: An Attempt to Find a Natural Basis for Ethical Law is a book written by Frederick Meakin in 1910. The book explores the concept of ethical law and attempts to find a natural basis for it. Meakin believes that ethical law is a necessary part of human society and that it is based on three fundamental aspects: function, feeling, and conduct. In the book, Meakin argues that the function of human beings is to survive and thrive, and that ethical law is necessary to ensure that individuals can do so in a way that benefits society as a whole. He also explores the role of feeling in ethical law, arguing that emotions such as empathy and compassion are essential for creating a just and equitable society. Finally, Meakin examines the role of conduct in ethical law, arguing that individuals must act in accordance with ethical principles in order to create a harmonious