The Humean Mind by Coventry, Angela M. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half Title Series Title Copyright Contents List of contributors Acknowledgments List of abbreviations and conventions for Hume’s works Publication timeline Introduction Part I Intellectual context

1 Hume and the ancients 2 Hume’s philosophy and its modern British debts 3 The French context of Hume’s philosophy

Part II Hume’s thought part IIA Mind, knowledge, and world

4 Hume’s system of the sciences 5 Ideas and association in Hume’s philosophy 6 Hume on space and time: a limited defense 7 Hume on induction and probability 8 Causality and Hume’s foundational project 9 Hume and the external world 10 Hume’s self 11 Humean naturalism and skepticism 12 Miracles and the Humean mind 13 Hume’s psychology of religion 14 Hume on religious language and the attributes of God

Part IIB Passion, morals, and taste

Part IIc History, politics, and economics

22 Hume the historian 23 Hume’s history and politics 24 Hume: the science of man and the foundations of politics 25 Hume’s political economy 26 Custom in Hume’s politics and economics 27 Hume and the philosophy of law

Part III Hume’s reception PART IIIA Eighteenth–early twentieth century

28 Hume and the Scottish intellectual tradition 29 Hume and German philosophy 30 Hume, the philosophy of science, and the scientific tradition 31 Hume and continental philosophy

Part IV Hume’s legacy part IVA Twentieth–twenty-first century

32 Hume’s meaning empiricism: a reassessment 33 Hume’s Legacy: A Cognitive Science Perspective 34 A Humean social ontology 35 Hume’s moral psychology and contemporary moral psychology 36 Hume and animal ethics 37 Hume on the minds of women 38 Hume’s legacy regarding race

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