FTP, name this long work of David Hume.
Written while at La Flèche on the Loire River, it was later repudiated as juvenile by its author. The second portion describes the subordination of reason to emotion, while Book III describes moral goodness as the approval or disapproval that one feels upon seeing the consequences of a particular action upon oneself and others. Book I may be the most famous, as it discusses causality as a function of habitual association and causation. FTP, name this long work of David Hume.
Written while at La Flèche on the Loire River, it was later repudiated as juvenile by its author.
A Treatise of Human Nature