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Introduction--Don Garrett
• Preface to the First Edition
• Bibliography
• Abbreviations
• PART I: THE ORIGINS OF HUME'S PHILOSOPHY
• Introductory: The Distinctive Principles and Ethical Origins of Hume's Philosophy
• Hutcheson's Teaching and Its Influence on Hume
• The Influence of Newton and of Locke
• PART II: PRELIMINARY SIMPLIFIED STATEMENT OF HUME'S CENTRAL DOCTRINES, TAKEN MAINLY IN THE ORDER OF THEIR EXPOSITION IN THE TREATISE AND ENQUIRIES
• Current Misunderstandings of Hume's Teachings
• Preliminary Outline Statement of Hume's Teaching as Expounded in Parts i, iii and iv of Book I of the Treatise
• Preliminary Outline Statement of Hume's Theory of Morals, as Expounded in Books II and III of the Treatise
• PART III: DETAILED CONSIDERATION OF THE CENTRAL DOCTRINES, TAKEN IN WHAT MAY BE PRESUMED TO HAVE BEEN THE ORDER OF THEIR FIRST DISCOVERY
• Doctrine of the Passions and of Sympathy in Its Bearing on Hume's Theory of Morals
• The Indirect Passions of Pride and Humility, Love and Hatred; And in Connection Therewith Hume's First Statement and Application of the Principles of Association
• The Function of Reason in the Moral Sphere
• The Opening Sections of the Treatise, as Predetermined by Hume's Early Doctrine of Belief
• Memory, the Association of Ideas, and Its Products
• Abstract Ideas
• Hume's Version of Hutcheson's Teaching That Space and Time are Non-Sensational 'Knowledge' in the Strict Sense of the Term
• Belief in Causality: The Nature of Causal 'Inference'
• Belief in Causality: The Origin of the Idea of Necessity
• The Causal Maxim Neither Self-Evident nor Demonstrable: Its Sanctions Solely Those of Natural Belief
• Probability of Chances and Probability of Causes
• Liberty and Necessity
• The Sceptical and the Positive Aspects of Hume's Doctrine of Natural Belief
• Belief as It Enters into Sense-Perception
• 'Identity' and 'Substance' in Their Bearing on the Nature of the Self
• PART IV: THE FINAL OUTCOME
• The Relation of the Treatise to the Enquiries
• Concluding af1 Comments
• Index of Proper Names
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