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Translate this page Hume, David (1711-1776). Schottischer Philosoph, Ökonom und Historiker.David Humewurde am 7. Mai 1711 in Edinburgh geboren. 1. Einleitung
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Extractions: In der Zeit zwischen 1734 und 1737 beschäftigte sich Hume intensiv mit den Problemen der spekulativen Philosophie und schrieb sein bedeutendstes philosophisches Werk, "A Treatise of Human Nature" "Traktat über die menschliche Natur" , 3 Bde.), das seine wichtigsten Gedanken enthält. Aufgrund des schwerverständlichen Stiles blieb das Werk jedoch weitgehend unbeachtet, und Hume bezeichnete es selbst als ein totgeborenes Kind. Hume schrieb seine späteren Werke in der leichter verständlichen und zu jener Zeit üblichen Essay- oder Dialogform.
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Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane Hume David (1711-1776), szkocki filozof i historyk. Dwukrotnie ubiega³ siê o katedrê uniwersyteck± (1744 Edynburg i 1751 Glasgow), ale jego wniosek odrzucono ze wzglêdu na pogl±dy. Pracowa³ w dyplomacji (m.in. 1763-1766 sekretarz poselstwa w Pary¿u). Przedstawiciel empiryzmu . Bada³ nie rzeczy, lecz ich umys³owe przedstawienia, które dzieli³ na pierwotne wra¿enia i pochodz±ce od nich idee twierdz±c, ¿e te drugie o tyle maj± warto¶æ poznawcz±, o ile wiernie kopiuj± te pierwsze. Przeprowadzi³ s³ynn± krytykê pojêcia zwi±zku przyczynowego, który - obok zasad podobieñstwa oraz czasowej i przestrzennej styczno¶ci - uwa¿a³ za jedn± z trzech podstaw kojarzenia idei. Stwierdzi³, ¿e obserwacja faktów poucza jedynie o sta³ym ich nastêpstwie, nigdy za¶ o wynikaniu jednych z drugich, a konstatacja takiego wynikania jest kwesti± arbitralnej projekcji do¶wiadczeñ przesz³ych na przysz³o¶æ. Na podobnych przes³ankach opar³ krytykê pojêcia substancji, z tym ¿e podstaw± ³±czenia faktów by³o w tym przypadku ich ustawiczne wspó³wystêpowanie. W konsekwencji twierdzi³, ¿e przedmiotem rzetelnego poznania mog± byæ tylko relacje idei w umy¶le (tymi zajmuje siê matematyka) oraz czyste fakty brane tak, jak jawi± siê w praktyce ¿yciowej, instynktownie, nie metafizycznie, zatem bez pytania o ich naturê i pochodzenie, ani o to, czy istniej± realnie, czy przeciwnie: s± jak±¶ form± z³udzenia - takie kwestie wykraczaj± zdaniem Hume'a poza mo¿liwo¶ci poznawcze cz³owieka. Wskazywa³ te¿, ¿e prawdy wiary s± niedowodliwe i ¿e niemo¿liwa jest racjonalna teoria Boga - postulowa³ badanie religii z punktu widzenia psychologii i historii.
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Hume David. history of philosophy, biography soon after completing his studiesat Edinburgh, Scottish philosopher David Hume (17111776) began writing his
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Week 3 Hume The Epistemology of Empiricism. Text Hume, David,17111776/An enquiry concerning human understanding/1748 I-VII.
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Translate this page David Hume (1711-1776) Investigación sobre el entendimiento humano versiócatalana seccions 2, 3-4, 5-6, 7. versión castellana secciones 2 y 4.
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Extractions: CONTENTS HUME: AN OVERVIEW Hume was a Scottish empiricistwell known for his skepticism and sharpness of thought. Being a freethinker, he was easily critical of thinking which rested on no other basis than traditional argument. He also was sharply critical of thinking which did not arise from the observation of actual behavior (empiricism) but which was merely speculative in nature (rationalism). Yet at the same time he was a quietly confident and serene individual who was deeply comfortable with the worldand rather conservative in his social and political views. Even his own skepticism was tempered by his understanding of the human need for some kind of underpinning of custom or tradition in life. His major philosophical thrust was against the rationalists who were prone to build great intellectual edifices on the foundations of some "self-evident" truths. He considered such intellectualism as being highly dangerouslikely to lead to polemical excesses (as the highly intellectually charged revolutions of France in 1789 and Russia in 1917 were certainly to prove in the years after Hume). To Hume, customwhich was the sum of actual human experiencewas the only healthy foundation on which to build human life. Being an empiricist, he was impressed with the patterns by which people actually lived out their lives. Hume felt that we should pay close attention to the human record of our actual or "natural" (as he put it) behavior in order to draw conclusions about life. Hume on the other hand was most unimpressed by the great intellectual "spins" that philosophers wove around hypothetical behavior in building their great systems of thought. For Hume reality was in the doing, not in the hypothesizing about life.
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Extractions: BCS BCS-BOR BCS-PUB MOTEUR DE RECHERCHE DANS LA BCS ... Introduction David Hume (1711-1776) Texte: The History of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688 Histoire d'Angleterre, GOGARTEN H., David Hume als Geschichtsschreiber. Ein Beitrag zur englischen Historiographie des 18. Jahrhunderts , dans , 61, 1979, p.120-153. Histoire d'Angleterre, t.I, pp.31-32). Histoire d'Angleterre , t.2, pp.25-26). Histoire d'Angleterre , t.IV, pp.31-32) Jeanne d'Arc miraculeux et le merveilleux Histoire d'Angleterre, t.IV, pp.142-144). Histoire d'Angleterre , t.VI, p.99). Introduction BCS ... BCS-PUB
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Extractions: Impressed by Isaac Newton's success at explaining the apparently diverse and chaotic physical world with a few universal principles, David Hume (1711-1776), while still in his teens, proposed that the same might be done for the realm of the mind. Through observation and experimentation, Hume hoped to uncover the mind's "secret springs and principles." Hume's proposal for a science of the mind was published as A Treatise of Human Nature in 1740, and subtitled "An Attempt to introduce the experimental Method of Reasoning into moral subjects." Though it is now one of the most widely read works in Western philosophy, the reception of the Treatise in Hume's lifetime was disappointing. In My Own Life Hume says that the Treatise "fell dead-born from the press." Considered an atheist by the clergy, which controlled university appointments, Hume sought but never received a professorship. Saul Traiger Dennett, D. C. (1978). A cure for the common code? In
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Extractions: David Hume (1711-1776) was a Scottish philosopher noted for his skepticism. But he also wrote a number of essays which had a significant influence on the evolution of constitutional government. The following are from a collection, Essays, Moral and Political , first published in 1748, and republished in 1777. Treatises Treatise of Human Nature (Books I and II 1739, Book III 1740) An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals Political Discourses The History of England, From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to The Revolution in 1688 (Six volumes 1754-1762) Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion (written 1750, published 1779)
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Extractions: This 4 page report discusses Scottish philosopher and writer David Hume (1711-1776) and his ideas regarding the objectivity and subjectivity of morality. Critics during his time criticized Humes theories for being sinfully Godless. And yet, by the end of the century Hume was recognized as the founder of the moral theory of utility. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Extractions: Born in Edinburgh into a Calvinist family in 1711, Hume entered Edinburgh University at the age of 12 to study law, leaving less than three years later, having concentrated more on his own interests than his course work. After a brief business career in Bristol, he moved to France and took up writing. His development of philosophical ideas had been influenced by the concepts of science and observation. His first major book "A Treatise of Human Nature" in 1739 was not an immediate success and he returned to Scotland as a companion to the Marquis of Annandale in the Borders. His next book "Essays, Moral and Political" in 1741 was more successful. Hume proclaimed the dominance of human reason over religious faith and, at a time when religious dogma was followed by most people without question, he was a self-proclaimed atheist. He was thus not able to become professor of philosophy at Edinburgh University because of his "anti-religious" views. Mixing a diplomatic career in France with further writing, his "An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding" had an influence on Adam Smith. While in Paris (as Secretary to the British Embassy from 1763-66) he became popular with French society and helped the writer Rousseau. Hume returned to Edinburgh in 1769 and mixed with the intellectuals of the capital during the phase described as "The Scottish Enlightenment". His associates included the economist
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David Hume. David Hume, 17111776, Scottish historian and philosopher, notoriousin his day for his religious skepticism bordering on atheism.
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Extractions: David Hume, , Scottish historian and philosopher, notorious in his day for his religious skepticism bordering on atheism. After entering the University of Edinburgh at the age of twelve and briefly studying law, Hume traveled to France in and began writing what he hoped would be his philosophical masterpiece, A Treatise of Human Nature ). Though the work, with its skeptical consideration of the idea of causality, is now considered a classic of empiricist philosophy in the tradition of Locke and Newton , it was largely ignored on its first publication. After a series of more successful Essays ), Hume presented the ideas from his Treatise again, this time in more accessible form: the Enquiry concerning Human Understanding ) and An Enquiry concerning the Principles of Morals , and an important influence on Hume's friend, Adam Smith ). From to he worked on a six-volume history of England. His last major work, Dialogues concerning Natural Religion , appeared posthumously in , and attacked all rational arguments for the existence of God. Wollstonecraft quotes from "A Dialogue" in the 1777 edition of An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals Illustrations: Portrait
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Extractions: Plato David Hume sought to create a comprehensive "science of man" in order to understand human nature and human actions. He saw a constant social and political tension between liberty and authority, and he developed extensive political and economic theories to describe this conflict. He believed there is an inescapable moral dimension to human life, and it is found in emotions rather than reason . Moral concepts originate from a social perspective, not a
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