I.—THE NATURALISM OF HUME (I.)

Norman Kemp Smith

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1 Treatise, bk.i, part iv., 5 ii.; Green and Grose's edition (1874), pp.499-500; Selby-Bigge'a edition (1888), p. 212.Hereafter I shall refer to Green and Grose's edition as ' G,' and to Selby-Bigge's edition as '8-B.'.I assume-the evidence (c/.Selby-Bigge's Introduction to the Enquiries) seems fairly conclusive-that Hume's philosophy must primarily be jndged by the Treatise.Bat I shall make use of the Enquiries, and also of the Dialogues concerning Natural Religion, when they seem to support or to extend the conclusions come to in the Treatise.Hume s philosophy as expounded in these three works seems to me to form, on the whole, a consistent system.

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