This dissertation investigates the personal identity problem on David Hume’s writings on Treatise of Human Nature. For this aim, I present the Humean conception of self concerning the operations of the understanding and of the passions or emotions, as well as two interpretative controversies arising from it. Once Hume considers the notion of substance unintelligible, and denies that there is an impression that is one and the same throughout one’s life, he considers imperfect, in section Of personal identity, the attribution of identity and simplicity to the self. All we have access about the mind are the sucessive experiences or perceptions, related through associative qualities which leads us to tend to believe in the unity of the ...
In the first part of the paper, I present the infamous humean theory of personal identity. Infamous,...
[full article, abstract in English; only abstract in Lithuanian] In this paper, I present an inte...
I had entertain’d some hopes, that however deficient our theory of the intellectual world might be, ...
The thesis investigates David Hume's concept of the self as it is presented in Book One and Two of t...
Orientador: José Oscar de Almeida MarquesDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas,...
Esta dissertação examina o tema da identidade pessoal no Livro 1 do Tratado da natureza humana de Da...
The thesis investigates David Hume's concept of the self as it is presented in Book One and Two of t...
This short essay deals with the concealment of the being of Self in David Hume's philosophy. The pro...
This short essay deals with the concealment of the being of Self in David Hume's philosophy. The pr...
Trata-se de explorar o tema da identidade pessoal no Tratado da natureza humana (1739-1740) de Hume,...
This paper engages in the interpretative effort of elucidating the causes and the scope of Hume’s al...
Hume distinguishes between the self of thought and imagination and the self of the passions. He is c...
Why does my imagination form the idea that I have one diachronic identity? I argue that this is the ...
In the 'Appendix' to the Treatise of Human Nature (1.) David Hume asserts that he has been unable to...
Why does my imagination form the idea that I have one diachronic identity? I argue that this is the ...
In the first part of the paper, I present the infamous humean theory of personal identity. Infamous,...
[full article, abstract in English; only abstract in Lithuanian] In this paper, I present an inte...
I had entertain’d some hopes, that however deficient our theory of the intellectual world might be, ...
The thesis investigates David Hume's concept of the self as it is presented in Book One and Two of t...
Orientador: José Oscar de Almeida MarquesDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas,...
Esta dissertação examina o tema da identidade pessoal no Livro 1 do Tratado da natureza humana de Da...
The thesis investigates David Hume's concept of the self as it is presented in Book One and Two of t...
This short essay deals with the concealment of the being of Self in David Hume's philosophy. The pro...
This short essay deals with the concealment of the being of Self in David Hume's philosophy. The pr...
Trata-se de explorar o tema da identidade pessoal no Tratado da natureza humana (1739-1740) de Hume,...
This paper engages in the interpretative effort of elucidating the causes and the scope of Hume’s al...
Hume distinguishes between the self of thought and imagination and the self of the passions. He is c...
Why does my imagination form the idea that I have one diachronic identity? I argue that this is the ...
In the 'Appendix' to the Treatise of Human Nature (1.) David Hume asserts that he has been unable to...
Why does my imagination form the idea that I have one diachronic identity? I argue that this is the ...
In the first part of the paper, I present the infamous humean theory of personal identity. Infamous,...
[full article, abstract in English; only abstract in Lithuanian] In this paper, I present an inte...
I had entertain’d some hopes, that however deficient our theory of the intellectual world might be, ...