Obres filosòfiques, vol. 1 (de 4)
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- anglès
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- Obra completa
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- APADavid Hume. (n.d.). Obres filosòfiques, vol. 1 (de 4). SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/ca/works/david-hume/philosophical-works-v-1-of-4
- MLADavid Hume. "Obres filosòfiques, vol. 1 (de 4)." SigPhi, https://sigphiai.com/ca/works/david-hume/philosophical-works-v-1-of-4.
- ChicagoDavid Hume. Obres filosòfiques, vol. 1 (de 4). SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/ca/works/david-hume/philosophical-works-v-1-of-4.
De què tracta
El primer dels quatre volums de les obres filosofiques de Hume en l'edicio de Green i Grose: el comenc del «Tractat de la naturalesa humana».
Context i història
L'edicio de Green i Grose, de 1874-75, en quatre volums, dels quals el catàleg te el primer i el segon. Aquests dos contenen el «Tractat de la naturalesa humana», que Hume va publicar als vint-i-vuit anys i que, segons ell mateix, «va caiure mort de la impremta». Es on hi ha tot: la tesi que totes les idees venen d'impressions, l'analisi de la causalitat —no observem cap connexio necessaria, nomes una successio constant que l'habit ens fa esperar—, l'atac a la nocio de jo com a substancia, i la distincio entre el que es i el que ha de ser, que ha organitzat dos segles de discussio moral. Els volums III i IV contenen els assaigs i les «Investigacions», que son la reformulacio posterior i mes llegible del mateix, Aquells dos volums no son al catàleg, pero les dues «Investigacions» i els «Assaigs» hi son com a obres independents.
Context editorial, no una font citable: a diferència dels passatges de l'obra, aquestes dades no es poden contrastar amb el corpus.
The Philosophical Writings of Mr Hume are here for the first time collected in a uniform edition. The Essays are reprinted from the Edition of 1777, in two octavo volumes, corrected by the Author for the press, a short time before his death, and which he desired might be regarded as containing his philosophical principles. The text of that Edition has been faithfully adhered to in the present; but as it has been thought an interesting object of curiosity, to trace the successive variations of sentiment and taste in a mind like that of Hume, and to mark the gradual and most observable increase of caution in his expression of those sentiments, it has been the care of the present Editor to compare the former Editions, of which a List is here subjoined, and where any alterations were discovered, not merely verbal, but illustrative of the philosophical opinions of the author, to add these as Notes to the passages where they occur. The Essays contained in the early Editions, but which were omitted in that of 1777, will be found at the end of the last volume of the present Collection of his Works, together with the Two Essays, on Suicide, and the Immortality of the Soul. In addition to the Author's Life, written by himself, the Account of the Controversy with M. Rousseau has also been prefixed. It was originally printed in French, and shortly afterwards in English, in the year 1766. The English translation was superintended by Mr Hume; and as it relates to an extraordinary occurrence in the Lives of these eminent philosophers, has been thought a suitable appendage to the short Memoir of himself.…