Hume's vitalism and its implications

Andrew S. Cunningham

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The subject of this paper is David Hume's ‘vitalism’. By this I mean the thesis expressed as follows in the essay ‘Of Interest’: ‘There is no craving or demand of the human mind more constant and i...

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