This volume presents the foundational writings of David Hume, one of the most influential figures in Western philosophy. It includes major essays and treatises on human understanding, knowledge, and skepticism. Hume’s empirical approach and analysis of cause, perception, and the self mark a turning point in modern philosophy. Essential for students and scholars of epistemology and the Enlightenment.
This volume presents the foundational writings of David Hume, one of the most influential figures in Western philosophy. It includes major essays and treatises on human understanding, knowledge, and skepticism. Hume’s empirical approach and analysis of cause, perception, and the self mark a turning point in modern philosophy. Essential for students and scholars of epistemology and the Enlightenment.
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