Hume and the Origin of Our Ideas, of Space and Time

Wayne Waxman

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This chapter contains section titled: First Origins: Visual Space The Space Common to Vision and Touch, the Time Common to All the Senses Association by Cause and Effect: A World in Mind Sense-Divide Transcendent Space and Time References Further Reading

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1948An essay concerning human understanding, 1690.1989Hume's Skepticism in The Treatise of Human Nature.1990Hume, Strict Identity, and Time's Vacuum 1996The Psychologistic Foundations of Hume's Critique of Mathematical Philosophy 2002Infinite Divisibility and Actual Parts in Hume's Treatise

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