Causality and implication
By: by D.J.B. Hawkins.
Publisher: Sheed & Ward
Published: 1937
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 122
Description: The best and most lucid criticism of David Hume's causality notions ("Treatise," " Enquiry") in the English language. Concomitant with his "The Criticism of Experience" Canon Hawkins' works level a serious blow to the English Empiricists, Enlightenment modes of thought (especially as in Kant), and Wittgenstein's speech about language. His work "The Essentials of Theism" is unsurpassed for its clarity and economy of thought, and is matched in these features by his "Man and Morals.".
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