Humeanism refers to the philosophy of David Hume and to the tradition of thought inspired by him. Hume was an influential Scottish philosopher well known...

effect, and the same effect never arises but from the same cause. [...] Humeanism Reiss, Julian (2013-01-01). Philosophy of Economics: A Contemporary Introduction...

Enlightenment George Anderson Human science Hume Studies Hume's principle Humeanism Mencius Scientific scepticism The Missing Shade of Blue "The Faculty of...

philosophers working in meta-ethics, and is one of the main proponents of a Neo-Humean approach to practical reason. In The Moral Problem Smith diagnoses a longstanding...

Counterfactuals Extended modal realism Formal semantics (natural language) Humeanism § Causality and necessity Lewis's triviality result Modal realism Possible...

permanent self, soul or essence in living beings Attention Ego death Humeanism § Bundle theory of the self I (pronoun) Individuation Jīva (Jainism),...

consequences are to be summarised or decomposed. Praxeology Free will Humeanism § Theory of action Cybernetics Funke, Joachim (2017). "How Much Knowledge...

about causes. Within psychology, Patricia Cheng attempted to reconcile the Humean and Kantian views. According to her power PC theory, people filter observations...

of a self. Consequently, the idea of a self must be eliminated. Anattā Humeanism § Bundle theory of the self Platonic realism Substance theory Vestin,...

label we give a world when we are in it. Lewis also defended what he called Humean supervenience, a counterfactual theory of causation, and contributed to...