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David Hume

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Philosophy

 

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October 25, 2015

 

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In 1729 he already had a plan for his first literary work. In 1734 he moved to France where he was able to live more comfortably with his 50 pounds a year and could study and read more than ever before. In 1739, A Treatise of Human Nature was published after Hume returned to England with expectations of fame...
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Hume was very disappointed when the public generally ignored his writing. Hume turned to writing political essays which were more successful, and applied to be an ethics professor at Edinburgh University. Although easily qualified for the position, he was denied the job because of his supposed Atheism...
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