Hume's Philosophy of Human Nature (Routledge Revivals)

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Focusing on Hume's interpretation of 'the science of man,' this work explores his belief that all sciences rely on human experience and observation. It delves into how Hume applied his experimental methodology to various aspects of human life, including emotions, social responsibilities, economic behaviors, and religious and secular history. Originally published in 1932, the book offers a comprehensive analysis of Hume's philosophical contributions and their implications for understanding humanity.