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Beginning With An Overview Of Hume's Life And Work, Don Garrett Introduces In Clear And Accessible Style The Central Aspects Of Hume's Thought. These Include Hume's Lifelong Exploration Of The Human Mind; His Theories Of Inductive Inference And Causation; Skepticism And Personal Identity; Moral And Political Philosophy; Aesthetics; And Philosophy Of Religion. The Final Chapter Considers The Influence And Legacy Of Hume's Thought Today. Throughout, Garrett Draws On And Explains Many Of Hume's Central Works, Including His Treatise Of Human Nature, Enquiries Concerning Human Understanding, And Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion. Hume Is Essential Reading Not Only For Students Of Philosophy, But Anyone In The Humanities And Social Sciences And Beyond Seeking An Introduction To Hume's Thought-- Introduction, P.1 -- One A Ruling Passion, P.9 -- Two Perceptions And Principles Of The Mind, P.36 -- Three The Mind And Its Faculties, P.81 -- Four Sense-based Concepts, P.117 -- Five Normative Concepts, P.146 -- Six Induction And Causation, P.172 -- Seven Skepticism And Probability, P.213 -- Eight Morality And Virtue, P.247 -- Nine Religion And God, P.283 -- Ten Leaving It To Posterity To Ad

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Author

Don Garrett

Publisher

Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

Published

2014

Language

EN

ISBN

9780415283342

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Philosophy, Anthropology