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2023
David Hume was a leading figure in the Scottish Enlightenment, the period in the eighteenth century that produced new and often radical thinking in philosophy, in economics, in the sciences, in the emerging social sciences, in architecture, and in literature, among many fields.
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David Hume was a leading figure in the Scottish Enlightenment, the period in the eighteenth century that produced new and often radical thinking in philosophy, in economics, in the sciences, in the emerging social sciences, in architecture, and in literature, among many fields.
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1993
The first volume of Hume's History of England, dealing with the early Stuarts, appeared in 1754. The final volumes, covering the period from the invasion of Julius Caesar to 1485, appeared in 1762, although Hume was occupied with revisions of the whole work until his death.
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The first volume of Hume's History of England, dealing with the early Stuarts, appeared in 1754. The final volumes, covering the period from the invasion of Julius Caesar to 1485, appeared in 1762, although Hume was occupied with revisions of the whole work until his death.
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Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture Series, 1986
David Hume (1711–1776) was born in Scotland and attended Edinburgh University. In 1734, after a brief spell in a merchant's office in Bristol, he went to France to write A Treatise of Human Nature, published anonymously in 1739 (Books I and II) and 1740 (Book III).
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David Hume (1711–1776) was born in Scotland and attended Edinburgh University. In 1734, after a brief spell in a merchant's office in Bristol, he went to France to write A Treatise of Human Nature, published anonymously in 1739 (Books I and II) and 1740 (Book III).
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2001
Abstract Hume set out his ethical theory in Book III ofA Treatise of Human Nature,published in 1740, and then restated it less elaborately inAn Enquiry concerning the Principles of Morals,first published in 1751. His account of justice has a vital role in his ethical theory, and his ethical theory as a whole is the most important example
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Abstract Hume set out his ethical theory in Book III ofA Treatise of Human Nature,published in 1740, and then restated it less elaborately inAn Enquiry concerning the Principles of Morals,first published in 1751. His account of justice has a vital role in his ethical theory, and his ethical theory as a whole is the most important example
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David Hume on history, development and happiness: interconnections
European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2023Sheila Dow
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