A perfectly wise and virtuous man

The Philosophers' Magazine 54:61-62 (2011)
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It is for Hume’s sympathetic attention to the complexity of human nature, and for his trying to do justice to it at the deepest levels of philosophical refl ection, that we should honour his memory.

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