Space and the Self in Hume's Treatise

Marina Frasca‐Spada

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Hume's philosophy and hair distribution Philosophy and Theoretical Science Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

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Part I. The Two Parts of Hume's System of Space: the Centrality of the Self: 1. Reality and the coloured points 2. A bundle of (organised) perceptions 3. Intermezzo: the minds of an author and his readers Part II. Hume's Objections Answer 'D': Clues to the Operations of the Mind: 3. Truth, passion and the a priori 4. Talking about a vacuum Conclusion. Space and the self.

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