Hume

includes index and biblioraphy

Hume`s life and work
Hume`s theory of the mind
Causation,induction and necessary connection
Inference from the observed to the unobserved 62
The nature and causes of belief 75
The idea of necessary connection 81
4 The external world 93
The continued and distinct existence of body 93
The vulgar and philosophical forms of the belief in body 95
The causes of the vulgar form of the belief in body:constancy and coherence 102
The role of identity 105
The philosophical belief in double existence 109
5 The self and personal identity 115
The fiction of personal identity 115
The reification of perceptions 119
The rejection of the substantial self 124
Hume`s account of the source of the mistake 127
Objections to Hume 130
6 Morality 139
Project and predecessors 139
Reason and passion 143
Reason and morals 152
Morality and sentiment 159
The virtues 161
The correction of our sentiments 171
7 Religion 177
Introduction 177
Miracles 181
Natural religion 192