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Hume argues that we have no reason to think that a realworld exists beyond our perceptions. Yet, unlike Berkeley, he does not claimthat there is no real world beyond our perceptions, that is, that...
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1. How is the problem of induction related to Hume’s claimthat we have no reason to think the future will be like the past? How does theproblem of induction go beyond Hume’s claim?2. what...
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Hume argues that we have no legitimate justification forassuming that in the future events will follow each other just like they havein the past. Is he right? Can you think of any argument,...
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Hume claims that you are not justified in thinking thatevents in your future will follow each other like they have in your past. Doyou agree with him that you personally do not have any legitimate...
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when Hume discusses the possibility that things in thefuture might not happen like they have in the past, he says: “This happenssometimes, and with regard to some objects. why may it not happen...
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Hume says his “doctrine” of causality is “the most violent”of all his claims. He seems to mean that his claims about causality willrequire “violent” changes in people’s beliefs. Do you feel this...
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According to Hume, the philosopher’s “idea of [causal] poweror necessary [causal] connection” cannot be perceived when we look at one thingcausing another (like one moving billiard ball causing...
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Hume claims that there are some “philosophical” ideas forwhich it is “impossible to assign” any “impression [from which] that supposedidea derived.” Does this contradict anything he said earlier...
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Hume claims that all our thoughts, ideas, memories, images,and anything else in our minds either (1) is derived from our perceptions ofwhat is outside us or inside us, or (2) is created by...
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Samuel Johnson is a famous British writer and is the secondmost quoted person in the English language after Shakespeare. A friend of hisonce described a conversation he had with Johnson in these...
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