The Philosopher's Stone

Readers who have engaged with the highly original, iconoclastic, sceptical doctrines of Book I of the Treatise may be surprised, when they ...

Paris is roughly oval, with the Seine running through it from East to West. In mid-Paris, there are two islands in the Seine: the ancient ...

There is a very great deal more of interest and importance in Book I of the Treatise , including a fascinating section “Of Personal Identity...

Before I go on to discuss what Hume has to say about the common experience of perceiving objects that change over time, it occurs to me that...

Well, that was short. Bachmann is now toast, so I guess it no longer matters that her husband is a transparently gay gay-hater. Perry is ...

Hume has an elaborate account of the several innate mental propensities that, working together, lead us to believe in the continued and inde...

Having decided to bring home the volume containing my Kant essay, I thought that perhaps I ought actually to look inside the volume and see ...