V.—Humism and Humanism

Abstract

P. 635, ed.Selby-Bigge.t It is not so clear why "the connexion or determination of the thought to pass from one object to another " which " we only feel" should not yield the " internal impression" required ; but Hume's large and loose way of equating " impression," " sensation," and " perception," greatly helps him in ruling out this possibility.

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