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Hume: Second Newton of the Moral Sciences

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1739A Treatise of Human Nature9,842 cited
1990Studies in the philosophy of the Scottish enlightenment205 cited
1985The Sceptical Realism of David Hume.147 cited
2013Hume's Intentions145 cited
1989Personal Identity and the Passions121 cited
1960The correspondence of Isaac Newton111 cited
1979Hume: A Reevaluation.77 cited
1980Hume's philosophy of mind42 cited
1973Hume's Philosophical Development37 cited
1986Hume's Sentiments.19 cited

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2009Anthony Collins on the Emergence of Consciousness and Personal Identity31 cited
2005The Melancholy of the Philosopher: Hume and Spinoza on Emotions and Wisdom17 cited
1997A Note on Newton, Boyle, and Hume's "Experimental Method"13 cited
1995Hume's Treatise and the Clarke-Collins Controversy10 cited
2012Liberty, necessity and the foundations of Hume’s ‘science of man’3 cited
2011Die Konstruktion der Erkenntnis: ‚Imagination‘ im Treatise of Human Nature2 cited

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"So Great a Question": A Critical Study of Raymond Martin and John Barresi, Naturalization of the Soul: Self and Personal Identity in the Eighteenth Century

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2018Hume's Colors and Newton's Colored Lights1 cited