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Humes Enlightenment Tract The Unity And Purpose Of An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding Stephen Buckle

SKU: BELL-1464004

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Humes Enlightenment Tract The Unity And Purpose Of An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding Stephen Buckle instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.79 MB

Pages: 362

Author: Stephen Buckle

ISBN: 9780198250883, 9780199271146, 0198250886, 0199271143

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Humes Enlightenment Tract The Unity And Purpose Of An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding Stephen Buckle by Stephen Buckle 9780198250883, 9780199271146, 0198250886, 0199271143 instant download after payment.

This is quite simply an incredible introduction to Hume's Enquiry. The author supplies necessary background information (starting with Ancient Greek Scepticism) and argues that Hume is not the Pyrrhonist or the Empiricist that he is often depicted as. On the contrary, he argues that Hume considers himself extending the beliefs of Cicero and the Academic Sceptics in light of Newtonian science. Furthermore, he argues that the Enquiry should not be regarded as a "pop" effort, watered-down version of the Treatise, but that it is a unified, intelligent, mature expose of Hume's ideas on human morality.