The Standard of Taste in David Hume’s Philosophy

Yearbook for Eastern and Western Philosophy 2018 (3):184-192 (2018)
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AbstractHume is perhaps the most skeptical of all the great philosophers; and so it might reasonably have been assumed that he would have doubted the existence of a standard of taste in an area of human activity, the arts, where very many people, not ordinarily considered of a skeptical turn of mind, have doubted the existence of any standard according to his 1757 essay Of the Standard of Taste.

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