This philosopher names a principle that states that F and G have an equal number of elements only if there is a bijection between F and G; that principle was derived by Frege.
This philosopher names a principle that states that F and G have an equal number of elements only if there is a bijection between F and G; that principle was derived by Frege. This philosopher claimed that reason is never the sole motive for an "action of the will." He claimed that all simple ideas are derived from simple impressions. This philosopher suggested that because the "uniformity principle" of nature cannot be proven, cause-and-effect relationships are only "matters of fact," as part of his repudiation of induction. This inventor of the Copy Principle caused Immanuel Kant to wake from his "dogmatic slumber." For 10 points, name this Scottish empiricist philosopher who wrote A Treatise of Human Nature and An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.
This philosopher names a principle that states that F and G have an equal number of elements only if there is a bijection between F and G; that principle was derived by Frege.
David Hume