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plato-stanford-edu-8923		David Hume (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy/Winter 2011 Edition)			.html	application/xhtml+xml	14109	747	58	David Hume (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy/Winter 2011 Edition) philosophical works — A Treatise of Human Nature Hume's program for reform in philosophy thus has two related aspects: complex ideas of things we haven't experienced, Hume is adamant that generated by the imagination in the way the idea of the missing shade experience in "internal sensation." Hume identifies "three principles Hume believes that the science of human nature can only be Hume explains more about how "the universe of the imagination" works Hume's account of causation provides a paradigm of how philosophy, as Hume's central point is that we experience this "feeling for humanity" The Philosophical Works of David Hume, edited by T. Hume's Treatise, Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Hume's Place in Moral Philosophy, New Impressions of Hume, Oxford: Clarendon Press. Reading Hume on Human Hume's Reason, Oxford: Oxford University Hume's Scepticism and the Science of Human David Hume, Oxford: Oxford University Press.	./cache/plato-stanford-edu-8923.html	./txt/plato-stanford-edu-8923.txt