Early Responses to Hume's 'History Of England': Volumes 7 and 8
By (Author) James Fieser
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Thoemmes Continuum
1st January 2005
United Kingdom
Professional and Scholarly
Non Fiction
192
Paperback
744
Width 138mm, Height 216mm
476g
In his day, Hume was as famous for his history as his philosophy: quickly established as a classic, his masterpiece History of England was enormously popular, going through over one hundred editions. Most of the 41 articles contained in these volumes appear for the first time since their original publication, making it possible to assess the shifting attitudes about Hume's History during its first century of life.
Book review in Comparativ
James Fieser teaches philosophy at the University of Tennessee at Martin, and is founder-editor of the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. His many publications include the highly acclaimed Early Responses to Hume series (10 vols, Thoemmes Press, 1999-2003)