Давид Юм. Сочинения в двух томах. Серия "Философское наследие"

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Hum David. Works in two volumes. Series: "Philosophical Heritage". Volumes 125, 126. Second, expanded and corrected edition. Translation from English: S.I. Tsereteli, V.V. Vasiliev, V.S. Shvyrev. Introductory article: A.F. Gryaznov. Moscow. Thought. 1996, 736 + 800 pp., portraits, hardcover, regular format.

Circulation 5,000 copies/vol.

Contents: Volume 1. A Treatise on Human Nature, or an Attempt to Apply the Method of Reasoning Based on Experience to Moral Subjects. Volume 2. Research on human cognition. Research on affect. A study on the principles of morality. Natural history of religion. Dialogues on Natural Religion. Essay. History of England (Extracts). From correspondence. The first edition of the Works of the English philosopher David Hume (1711-1776) in the “Philosophical Heritage” series took place in 1965. The first volume is supplemented by the first translation into Russian of “Letters of a Gentleman to his Friend in Edinburgh.” The remaining translations have been re-checked against the English original. All texts contained in the second volume have been re-verified with the English editions. Omissions were restored, errors were corrected, terminology was clarified.