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David Hume, Philosopher of Moral Science

by Antony Flew

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This account of Hume's philosophy, differs from other books on the subject in two ways. First, Hume's philosophy is set in the context of his whole life's work in the study of 'moral subjects', and second, it examines consequences of accepting three Cartesian presuppositions.

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