This philosopher divided his first major work into sections examining passions, morals and understanding, and titled it A Treatise of Human Nature.
This philosopher divided his first major work into sections examining passions, morals and understanding, and titled it A Treatise of Human Nature. In another work, he investigates the possibility of singular events contradicting laws of nature in a section title "Of Miracles," a work that Kant credited as waking him from his "dogmatic slumber." The author of An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, for 10 points, name this Scottish empiricist philosopher.
This philosopher divided his first major work into sections examining passions, morals and understanding, and titled it A Treatise of Human Nature.
David {Hume}