Hume's Moral and Political Philosophy
by David 1711-1776 Hume, Henry David 1912-1982 Aiken
This edition features David Hume's essential works on moral philosophy and political theory, edited by Henry David Aiken. It delves into the empiricist foundations of ethics, human passions, and the mechanics of society and governance, providing enduring perspectives on virtue and authority.
About This Book
David Hume's Moral and Political Philosophy presents key writings from the influential 18th-century thinker on ethics and societal structures.
Edited by Henry David Aiken, this volume compiles Hume's essays and treatises that examine human nature, virtue, and the principles of government.
The collection highlights Hume's empiricist approach to understanding moral sentiments and political institutions.
Readers gain access to primary sources that shaped Enlightenment thought on justice and liberty.
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