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The British Empiricists

John M. Dunn · J. O. Urmson · Alfred Jules Ayer

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Hume's philosophy and hair distribution Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

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John Dunn demonstrates how Locke arrived at the theory of knowledge which he puts forward in his essay Concerning Human Understanding; J.O. Urmson assesses Berkeley's philosophy in its relation to the thought of Newton and his predecessors; and A.J. Ayer treats Hume's theories of perception and self-identity, his analysis of causation, and his thought on morals, politics, and religion.

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