A Progress Of Sentiments: Reflections On Humes Treatise,New

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Annette Baiers Aim Is To Make Sense Of David Humes Treatise As A Whole. Humes Family Motto, Which Appears On His Bookplate, Was True To The End. Baier Argues That It Is Not Until The End Of The Treatise That We Get His Full Story About Truth And Falsehood, Reason And Folly. By The End, We Can See The Cause To Which Hume Has Been True Throughout The Work. Baier Finds Humes Treatise On Human Nature To Be A Carefully Crafted Literary And Philosophical Work Which Itself Displays A Philosophical Progress Of Sentiments. His Starting Place Is An Overly Abstract Intellectualism That Deliberately Thrusts Passions And Social Concerns Into The Background. In The Three Interrelated Books Of The Treatise, His Selfunderstander Proceeds Through Partial Successes And Dramatic Failures To Emerge With Newfound Optimism, Expecting That The Exact Knowledge The Morally Selfconscious Anatomist Of Human Nature Can Acquire Will Itself Improve And Correct Our Vision Of Morality. Baier Describes How, By Turning Philosophy Toward Human Nature Instead Of Toward God And The Universe, Hume Initiated A New Philosophy, A Broader Discipline Of Reflection That Can Embrace Charles Darwin And Michel Foucault As Well As William James And Sigmund Freud. Hume Belongs Both To Our Present And To Our Past.

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