These concepts title a Philip Fisher intellectual history which discusses their "abolition of privacy."
These concepts title a Philip Fisher intellectual history which discusses their "abolition of privacy." An o t-quoted passage claims that each of these things is "an original existence... and contains not any representative quality, which renders it a copy of any other existence," meaning that it is sensible to prefer "the destruction of the whole world to the scratching of [one's]  nger." Chapter 6 of Leviathan presents a list of these concepts and describes them as "the interior beginnings of voluntary motions." These things are indirect if they arise from a "double relation of impressions and ideas," and direct if they are directly caused by pain or pleasure. These things can be "calm" or "violent," and are classi ed as impressions caused by re lection. The second book of A Treatise of Human Nature is titled "of" these phenomena, and argues that since these things are responsible for all motivations, "reason is, and ought only to be the slave of" these things. For 10 points, name these phenomena, similar to emotions, discussed by David Hume.
These concepts title a Philip Fisher intellectual history which discusses their "abolition of privacy."
passions [or The Vehement Passions; prompt on emotions or similar answers]