The Philosophy of Hume / Herbert Austin Aikins.

By:

Aikins Herbert Austin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Cosmo publications; 2011.Edition: 1st ed. 2011Description: 170 p . ; hardbound 14x23cmISBN:

978-81-307-1384-7

DDC classification:

23 192 AIK

Contents:

Preface Bibliography Biographical Sketch 1. Sources of Hume's Sceptical Philosophy 2. Brief exposition of Hume's Philosophy 3. Hume's influence upon subsequent philosophic thought 4. The philosophy of Hume Part I Of ideas, their origin, composition, connection, Abstraction, etc. Part II Of the ideas of space and time Part III Of knowledge and probability Part IV Of the sceptical and other systems of Philosophy Index

Summary: The present sketch of the life, Philosophy, and influence of Hume is based on well-nigh a lifetime's familiarity with the works of that author. Orr's introduction to Hume, the person, and his philosophy, and his position among great contemporaries, is straight forward, compact and precise making the book an ideal launching pad to further and more complex studies to the complexities of the thought and writings of this giant among modern philosophers.

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Preface
Bibliography
Biographical Sketch
1. Sources of Hume's Sceptical Philosophy
2. Brief exposition of Hume's Philosophy
3. Hume's influence upon subsequent philosophic thought
4. The philosophy of Hume
Part I
Of ideas, their origin, composition, connection, Abstraction, etc.
Part II
Of the ideas of space and time
Part III
Of knowledge and probability
Part IV
Of the sceptical and other systems of Philosophy
Index

The present sketch of the life, Philosophy, and influence of Hume is based on well-nigh a lifetime's familiarity with the works of that author. Orr's introduction to Hume, the person, and his philosophy, and his position among great contemporaries, is straight forward, compact and precise making the book an ideal launching pad to further and more complex studies to the complexities of the thought and writings of this giant among modern philosophers.

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