Hume on Causation

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The book delves deeply into the various interpretative frameworks surrounding Hume's pivotal theories on causation, specifically examining regularity theory, projectivism, and sceptical realism. It offers a comprehensive analysis of these positions, highlighting their implications and distinctions in understanding Hume's influence. Through this exploration, the text aims to clarify the complexities of Hume's thoughts on causation and their relevance in contemporary philosophical discourse.