Please write a carefully thought-through, thoroughly supported, and stylish analytic essay. Papers should include a title, citations in parentheses, and a “Works Cited” list. Note: this a strict page limit: please do NOT exceed 6 pages.
For Hume, substantive knowledge of the material world results from what he calls “belief” (32). Explain this. Why is Hume so insistent that “experimental reasoning” (72)—or reasoning by analogy—constitutes a “mechanical power” (72) that is actually independent of the action of higher reason? What are the implications of Hume’s theory of knowledge for an idea of man’s place in the world? What’s the difference between living in a Humean world and living in a Cartesian world?
Use this source:
Hume, David. An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding. Ed. Eric Steinberg. 2nd ed. Indianapolis: Hackett, 1993.
Please cite the book a minimum of 10 times throughout the paper.
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