Hume

Explore the life and thought of one of history's most influential philosophers in T.H. Huxley's "Hume," a biographical study of David Hume. Part of the esteemed English Men of Letters Series, this volume delves into the world of the Scottish Enlightenment and the core tenets of Hume's empiricism. Huxley provides an accessible yet insightful portrait of the 18th-century thinker, examining his contributions to philosophy and his lasting impact on Western thought.

This biography illuminates Hume's intellectual journey, tracing the development of his groundbreaking ideas. Readers interested in philosophy, intellectual history, and the lives of great thinkers will find this work a compelling introduction to Hume's profound legacy. Discover the man behind the philosophy and understand why Hume remains a central figure in philosophical discourse. A timeless exploration of a brilliant mind.

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