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Hume as philosopher of society, politics, and history
Donald W. Livingston & Marie Martin (eds.)
Rochester, N.Y.: University of Rochester Press (1991)
Abstract
The idea of Hume as a philosopher of culture has only recently gained general acceptance; yet as far back as 1941 the Journal of the History of Ideas was publishing essays on Hume which reflected this aspect of his work. The essays selected for this volume range back as far as 1941, but they may be viewed as more timely than ever, given the recent interest in Hume as a philosopher of society, politics and history.Links
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