Hume and the enlightenment : essays presented to Ernest Campbell Mossner / edited by William B. Todd

Bib ID:
2700506
Format:
Book
Description:
  • Edinburgh : University Press ; Austin, Tex. : University of Texas, Humanities Research Center, c1974
  • 215 p. ; 23 cm.
Full contents:
  • Jessop, T. E. The misunderstood Hume.
  • Raphael, D. D. Hume's critique of ethical rationalism.
  • Tweyman, S. Hume on separating the inseparable.
  • Wiener, P. P. Kant and Hume on reason and experience in ethics.
  • Macnabb, D. G. C. Michotte and Hume on mechanical causation.
  • Ross, I. Philosophy and fiction : the challenge of David Hume.
  • Morrisroe, M. Linguistic analysis as rhetorical pattern in David Hume.
  • Peters, R. S. Hume's argument from design.
  • Popkin, R. H. Hume and Isaac de Pinto, II.
  • Price, J. V. Hume and Nancy Orde.
  • Hunter, G. Concepts and meaning.
  • Flew, A. Was Berkeley a precursor of Wittgenstein?
  • Skinner, A. S. Adam Smith.
  • Todd, W. B. David Hume.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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