An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding (Oxford World's Classics)
by David Hume
David Hume analyzes the scope of human knowledge, questioning the basis of belief, causation, and the reliability of experience.
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This work examines the nature and limits of human understanding.
Hume investigates how people form beliefs and the role of experience.
The text discusses skepticism regarding causation and inductive reasoning.
Readers encounter arguments about the reliability of testimony and miracles.
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