"Contrariety in Hume"

Rivista di Storia Della Filosofia 62 (3):55-64 (2007)
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Contrariety is essential to Hume's notion of experience. Its role suggests that experience itself, its specificity, and the contrariety of events must be actual, not merely hypothetical.

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Catherine Kemp
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