He carried George Berkeley's "immaterialist hypotheses" to their logical extreme and asserted that all a priori truths were all tautological.
He carried George Berkeley's "immaterialist hypotheses" to their logical extreme and asserted that all a priori truths were all tautological. This led him to claim that God can't exist and to discard the concept of causality. He outlined his views on the development of government in his Of the Original Contract and greatly influenced skepticism and empiricism in such works as Natural History of Religion and A Treatise of Human Nature. FTP, name this Scottish philosopher who woke Kant from his dogmatic slumber with his most famous work, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.
He carried George Berkeley's "immaterialist hypotheses" to their logical extreme and asserted that all a priori truths were all tautological.
David {Hume}