Hume: Epistemology II

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Step into the world of Hume's Empiricism and discover how this philosophy flips the script on Descartes' Rationalism. Explore how Hume argues that all knowledge is derived from our senses and experience, rather than reason.

In this lesson you'll learn how we can integrate even the uncertain things into our knowledge category by relying on past experiences and observations. You'll learn about deduction and induction.

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This lesson is part of the Philosophy 101: introducing the greatest thinkers course.

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