Hume's Philosophical Studies -- The Library of the History of Philosophy

Author: Zhou Xiaoliang
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Publish Date: 1999-12-01
Features: The history of philosophy reveals to us a series of noble souls, an exhibition of heroes of rational thought. They delve into the essence of things, nature, and the human mind—into the essence of God—and win for us the highest treasure, the treasure of rational knowledge.—Hegel This book provides a specific analysis and evaluation of Hume's philosophy from a historical and dialectical perspective, clarifying its significance and influence. To this end, the book is arranged in the following manner in terms of content and structure. (1) The book will conduct a relatively comprehensive examination and review of Hume's philosophy, but it will not cover everything, nor is it possible to do so. It will focus on certain aspects. (2) The book will pay particular attention to the textual research and study of Hume's original works, striving to accurately understand and grasp his doctrines in their original sense. Although achieving this is quite challenging, especially given the