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Hume on the Prospects for a Scientific Psychology. [PDF]
Jacovides M.
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Sources of knowledge-causation begets entropy increase, time progression, and information flow. [PDF]
Weber GF.
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Hume, Mill, Hill, and the sui generis epidemiologic approach to causal inference. [PDF]
Morabia A.
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Diagnostic Reasoning in Surgical Pathology. [PDF]
Pietarinen AV, Stanley DE.
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The Causal Fairness Field Guide: Perspectives From Social and Formal Sciences. [PDF]
Carey AN, Wu X.
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The experiential basis of concepts: integrating embodied and enactive accounts. [PDF]
Fuchs T.
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Stipulative character of Hume's principle [PDF]
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Comparative Evaluation of Acupressure, Aromatherapy, and Stress Ball Efficacy in Reduction of Anxiety Levels in Children during Prophylactic and Restorative Procedures. [PDF]
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Hume on the principles of natural philosophy
Both in the Introduction to the Treatise of Human Nature and in the Abstract, Hume expressly declared that his goal was to contribute to the development of a “science of man” methodologically akin to the natural sciences, and capable of emulating their “accuracy” and explanatory success.
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