Reflecting Subjects: Passion, Sympathy, and Society in Hume's Philosophy by Jacqueline Taylor

Hume Studies 41 (2):289-293 (2015)
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Reflecting Subjects is an important and timely book, both as a piece of Hume interpretation and as a work of philosophy more generally. Let me begin with the first. It has increasingly become a commonplace in Hume interpretation that the passionate and social dimensions of human life play an unusually fundamental role in Hume's philosophy. But we are only beginning to appreciate the significance of this side of Hume in a systematic way. It is precisely here that Taylor focuses her attention, providing us with a...

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