The Simple Treatise of Human Nature by David Hume Book 3: Morals
The Simple Treatise of Human Nature by David Hume Book 3 · Pantrypoints Technologies
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About this ebook
This book simplifies Book 3 of David Hume's A Treatise of Human Nature to make it more concise and readable. It optimizes Hume's content by organizing each idea into bullet points with sub-ideas as sub-bullets, all under topic headings, without losing the original idea.
Book 3 takes Hume's principles of pride, humility, love, and hate from Book 2 and uses them as the foundation for morality of natural and artificial virtues and vices. This includes the foundation of justice, property, beauty, and utility. Hume also explains the obligation of contracts and why governments are not based on any social contract.
About the author
Juan is the founder of Superphysics, derived entirely from Adam Smith and David Hume. http://superphysics.one
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