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Hume: Introducing System-2 Thinking in Visual-Language-Action Model
arXiv.orgHumans practice slow thinking before performing actual actions when handling complex tasks in the physical world. This thinking paradigm, recently, has achieved remarkable advancement in boosting Large Language Models (LLMs) to solve complex tasks in ...
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Hume and Smith on utility, agreeableness, propriety, and moral approval
History of European Ideas, 2019OVERVIEW We ambitiously reexamine Smith’s moral theory in relation to Hume’s. We regard Smith's developments as glorious and important. We also see them as quite fully agreeable to Hume, as enhancement, not departure.
Erik W. Matson, Colin Doran, D. Klein
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The Philosophical Quarterly, 1964
Hume’s famous passage1 has recently come in for some re-interpretation. Contemporary philosophers were accustomed to interpret Hume as condemning any attempt to deduce ought from is. But Mr A. C. MacIntyre (Paper I) and Mr Geoffrey Hunter (Paper III), amongst others, have assured us that he was doing no such thing.
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Hume’s famous passage1 has recently come in for some re-interpretation. Contemporary philosophers were accustomed to interpret Hume as condemning any attempt to deduce ought from is. But Mr A. C. MacIntyre (Paper I) and Mr Geoffrey Hunter (Paper III), amongst others, have assured us that he was doing no such thing.
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The Philosophical Review, 1959
Sometimes in the history of philosophy the defence of a particular philosophical position and the interpretation of a particular philosopher become closely identified. This has notoriously happened more than once in the case of Plato, and lately in moral philosophy it seems to me to have happened in the case of Hume.
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Sometimes in the history of philosophy the defence of a particular philosophical position and the interpretation of a particular philosopher become closely identified. This has notoriously happened more than once in the case of Plato, and lately in moral philosophy it seems to me to have happened in the case of Hume.
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Oxford Scholarship Online, 2018
David Hume’s theory of action is well known for several provocative theses, including that passion and reason cannot be opposed over the direction of action.
Elizabeth S. Radcliffe
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David Hume’s theory of action is well known for several provocative theses, including that passion and reason cannot be opposed over the direction of action.
Elizabeth S. Radcliffe
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, 2017 Philosophia Mathematica, 2000
Abstract Neo-Ftegeanism contends that knowledge of arithmetic may be acquired by second-order logical reflection upon Hume's principle. Heck argues that Hume's principle doesn't inform ordinary arithmetical reasoning and so knowledge derived from it cannot be genuinely arithmetical.
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Abstract Neo-Ftegeanism contends that knowledge of arithmetic may be acquired by second-order logical reflection upon Hume's principle. Heck argues that Hume's principle doesn't inform ordinary arithmetical reasoning and so knowledge derived from it cannot be genuinely arithmetical.
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Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures, 1971
Ontology was never Hume's main interest, but he certainly had opinions as to what there is, and he often expressed these in his philosophical works. Indeed it seems clear that Hume changed his ontological views while writing the Treatise , and that not just one but two different ontologies ...
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Ontology was never Hume's main interest, but he certainly had opinions as to what there is, and he often expressed these in his philosophical works. Indeed it seems clear that Hume changed his ontological views while writing the Treatise , and that not just one but two different ontologies ...
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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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Lusty Women and Loose Imagination: Hume’s Philosophical Anthropology of Chastity
Essays on Hume, Smith and the Scottish Enlightenment, 2018The theme is sexual regulation, and its necessity in the light of the dynamics of sex and reproduction, as outlined in Hume’s philosophy. The focus is on his treatment of chastity.
Christopher J. Berry
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