Hume's epistemology and metaphysics : an introduction
Key features of the book include discussion of Kant's responses to Hume and consideration of more recent responses to Hume's philosophy, allowing the full significance of his thought for contemporary philosophy to emerge
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9780203159248, 9780203020715, 9780415163187, 9780415163194, 9786610333141, 0203159241, 0203020715, 0415163188, 0415163196, 6610333149
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Book Cover; Title; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Note on References and Abbreviations; Introduction; Hume's theory of meaning and its implications; Hume's theory of knowledge (I): ~Hume's Fork~; Hume's theory of knowledge (II): causal reasoning and the problem of induction; Hume's theory of causality; Hume's critique of the causal principle; The belief in the existence of body; Notes; Bibliography; Index
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