What is Hume's legacy, the written works that influenced his contemporaries and newer generations? 1739 his most famous essay “The treatise on Humane Nature”, essays influenced the science of economics and A.Smith his contemporary was influenced, 2 inquiries into the History of England, published on religion, 1779 Dialogues -
Which two scientists, according to the speaker, made influence on Hume’s ideas?
What is the difference of Hume’s aim in philosophy as compared to Descartes'?
What does intelligibility mean for Hume?
What is the systematic knowledge?
How can future be predicted, according to Hume?
How does religious thinking influence our understanding of the reality?
Why is the “brute animal instinct" mentioned in the lecture?
Why is Hume considered closest to modern philosophers?
What is Hume's legacy, the written works that influenced his contemporaries and newer generations?
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Which two scientists, according to the speaker, made influence on Hume’s ideas?
What is the difference of Hume’s aim in philosophy as compared to Descartes'?
What does intelligibility mean for Hume?
What is the systematic knowledge?
How can future be predicted, according to Hume?
How does religious thinking influence our understanding of the reality?
Why is the “brute animal instinct" mentioned in the lecture?
Why is Hume considered closest to modern philosophers?
How does modern period treat religious thinking?