An Abstract of A Treatise of Human Nature

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.

David Hume

The best place to start with Hume. In short, clear sections he explains where ideas come from, why we can't prove cause and effect, and what that means for miracles and free will.

David Hume

The book Hume thought was his best. He traces morality to human feeling and usefulness, and shows why benevolence and justice earn our approval.

David Hume