Humovy ideje filosofie jako vědy a tematizace času

Tomáš Kunca

E-LOGOS, 2010, vol. 2010, issue 1, 20 pages

Abstract: Study presents two ideas of philosophy as a science as exposed both in David Hume´s Treatise ("science of man" or "science of human nature") and Enquiry ("mental geography" or "science of operations of mind") with intent to make explicit fact, that former leads to philosophical analysis of time, the later to absence of this kind of analysis. Study is a contribution to the new Hume debate in sense of "Treatise turn" and reminder of 270th anniversary of Treatise first publication.

Date: 2010
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