David Hume An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Peter Millican

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David Hume An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Peter Millican
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David Hume An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Peter Millican

Author: David Hume

Year: 1912

1. From Ancient to Modern Cosmology xi 2. From Aristotelian to Cartesian Intelligibility xiii 3. Corpuscularianism, Locke, and Newton xvi 4. Free Will, and the Dangers of Infidelity xx 5. God’s Design, and Human Reason xxiii 6. Inertness, Malebranche, and Berkeley xxv 7. The Humean Revolution xxix 8. Section I: The Aims of the Enquiry xxx 9. Sections II and III: The Origin and Association of Ideas xxxii 10. Section IV: Hume’s Fork xxxv 11. Sections IV and V: The Basis of Factual Reasoning xxxvii 12. Section VI: ‘Of Probability’ xl 13. Section VII: ‘Of the Idea of Necessary Connexion’ xlii 14. Section VIII: ‘Of Liberty and Necessity’ xlvi 15. Section IX: ‘Of the Reason of Animals’ xlviii 16. Section X: ‘Of Miracles’ xlix 17. Section XI: ‘Of a Particular Providence, and of a Future State’ lii 18. Section XII: ‘Of the Academical or Sceptical Philosophy’ liii

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