An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding (Oxford World's Classics)

For years I have passed over Hume's work, but after reading An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding, I would like to urge all philosophically minded readers to not make the same mistake as I did.Hume's writing is as poetic as it is profound. His ideas are forceful, yet expressed with such gentle eloquence. I cannot stress enough how impressed I was with this book.Furthermore, the clarity and insight of Peter Millican's introduction and end notes did much to enhance my comprehension and fit this work into a larger context.

Hume philosophy at its most sophisticated and artful, in a very very intelligent edtition -- in paperback no less

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La philosophie est parfois plus claire en Anglais . Magnifique préface .

This is an excellent introduction to Hume's views, especially those that help one understand why why modern physics seems so unintelligible compared to classical physics.John W. Patterson

Oxford doesnt disappoint.

your boxed options do not fit the nature of this book. it is not a work of fiction.

This is not fiction, its philosophy!

Perfect

Bien

One of the greatest works in philosophy.

Qualità- prezzo top! In libreria mi avevano chiesto molto di più!

For people interested in philosophy, specifically metaphysics and epistemology, this book is a must.The introduction offers a very good explanation of what the book deals with and its historical context. It facilitates the book's main ideas for those with only a superficial prior knowledge (meaning someone who knows the jargon of the field but doesn't really know what this specific book talks about and its importance) of the field.