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A Treatise of Human Nature

Author: David Hume

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Title: A Treatise of Human Nature

Author: David Hume

Description: Hume's first and boldest book, complete in its three parts: the understanding, the passions and morals. Here he argues that our ideas come from impressions and that causation rests on habit, not reason.

Pages: 407

Size: 3.27 MB

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