In the advertisement of this work, the author says that if he is successful in this work, he will move on to address Morals, Politics and Criticism, though his later work barely addresses them.
In the advertisement of this work, the author says that if he is successful in this work, he will move on to address Morals, Politics and Criticism, though his later work barely addresses them. The opening section contains his "Copy Principle", that complex ideas are built out of faint sense impressions of basic ideas. The second section of the work, "Of the Passions" contains his theory of aesthetic judgments, which, unlike the other sections of this work, was not reworked into other books. The other sections "Of the Understanding" and "Of Morals" became books unto themselves. For 10 points, identify this monumental work in empiricism by David Hume.
In the advertisement of this work, the author says that if he is successful in this work, he will move on to address Morals, Politics and Criticism, though his later work barely addresses them.
A {Treatise of Human Nature}