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100 1 $aFlew, Antony,$d1923-2010.
245 10 $aDavid Hume, philosopher of moral science /$cAntony Flew.
260 $aOxford, OX, UK ;$aNew York, NY, USA :$bBlackwell,$c1986.
300 $aviii, 189 pages ;$c23 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 176-183).
500 $aIncludes indexes.
520 $aThis 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.
505 0 $aWhat is to be done -- Hume's life and works -- The interlocking Cartesian assumptions -- Impressions, ideas and the external world -- Psychological and etymological empiricism -- Mind-dependent and mind-independent realities -- The "monstrous offspring" -- Infinite divisibility, mathematics and Hume's fork -- The impossibility of finite infinities -- Geometry and the Great Divide -- Putting the instrument to use -- Argument from experience, and the religious hypothesis -- The irrecoverably failed deduction -- What moral does Hume's demonstration point? -- One nobler part restored -- The necessity of causes, and the impossibility of the miraculous -- How causes are necessary -- Evidencing the occurrence of miracles -- People: their minds, their souls or their 'selves' -- Substance or not substance, material or immaterial? -- The psychology of immaterialism -- The identity of bodiless persons -- Catastrophic scepticism, or merely academic? -- An even more radical scepticism -- Hume's efforts at containment -- A philosophy for moral science? -- Necessity, liberty and the possibility of moral science -- A further attempt at mental mechanics -- Two bites at the cherry -- Choice and power -- Values as socially projected -- Reason and passion, is and ought -- Vice and virtue, philosophy and science -- Evolutionary emergence, or contractual creation -- Of the origin of justice and property -- Of the rules, which determine property -- Personal promises and social contracts -- Hume's conservatism.
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