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Imagination in Hume's Treatise and Enquiry concerning the Human Understanding
Philosophy 36 (136):62 - 70 (1961)
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The author addresses two questions concerning hume's philosophy: (1) why is imagination so prominent in hume's thought? and (2) what exactly did hume mean by imagination? (staff)Links
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