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The “representational” theory of knowledge

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Reid's Critique of Hume
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Professor Dan Robinson, Oxford University, delivers the first part of his series examining Reid's Critique of Hume.
Hume defends the thesis according to which “ALL THE PERCEPTIONS OF THE HUMAN MIND RESOLVE THEMSELVES INTO…IMPRESSIONS AND IDEAS”. Accordingly, “We may prosecute this enquiry to what length we please; where we shall always find, that every idea which we examine is copied from a similar impression”.

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Reid's Critique of Hume
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Dan Robinson
Keywords
hume
causation
impressions
realism
active powers
Department: Faculty of Philosophy
Date Added: 14/05/2014
Duration: 01:00:19

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