Hume (The Routledge Philosophers)

This comprehensive guide to David Hume's thought provides a clear and accessible introduction to the life and work of one of history's most influential philosophers.

Don Garrett, an esteemed scholar and expert in the field, offers nuanced interpretations based on careful readings of Hume's texts, providing readers with a panoramic view of Hume's project.

Covering topics such as inductive inference, causation, skepticism, personal identity, moral and political philosophy, aesthetics, and philosophy of religion, this book is essential reading for students of philosophy and the humanities, as well as anyone seeking an introduction to Hume's thought.

With its focus on the details of Hume's arguments and its ability to combine sharp insights with a broader perspective, this book is sure to establish itself as the standard reference work on Hume.