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:{{#tag:easyview|3EebMeEo91c|type=youtube|thumbnail=2015 - {{i1}}icon/Media/audio.png THUNK - 70. Hume's Fork, Logical Positivism, & Quine {{sys:w:lang:en}}|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb-M29FF1bg 2015 -THUNK - 70. Hume's Fork, Logical Positivism, & Quine]|ref=Audio afkomstig van [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Aq2sSeNrb6-n6Ib4hR4Mw Thunk]}}
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:{{#tag:easyview|BQ2qjVkMj6s|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{i1}}icon/Media/video.png David Hume and his theory on knowledge - Explore - BBC|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ2qjVkMj6s  David Hume and his theory on knowledge - Explore - BBC]|des=[[{{sys:w:en}}Andrew Marr|Andrew Marr]] introduces the life of philospher David Hume, who was at the heart of the Scottish Enlightenment, and his theory on knowledge. Watch this interesting short film from the BBC documentary Age of Genius. Watch more high quality videos from YouTube channel Explore with BBC Worldwide [http://www.youtube.com/BBCExplore here]|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/BBCExplore BBCExplore]}}
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:2008 - John Passmore on Hume
:2008 - John Passmore on Hume
::{{#tag:easyview|M6v3ZYt08fY|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{i1}}icon/Media/video.png Section 1|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6v3ZYt08fY John Passmore on Hume: Section 1]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
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::{{#tag:easyview|bpmBufGBW1Q|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{i1}}icon/Media/video.png Section 2|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpmBufGBW1Q John Passmore on Hume: Section 2]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
::{{#tag:easyview|bpmBufGBW1Q|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{mdsr:icon}}media/video.png Section 2|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpmBufGBW1Q John Passmore on Hume: Section 2]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
::{{#tag:easyview|VXS-HcBsHQ8|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{i1}}icon/Media/video.png Section 3|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXS-HcBsHQ8 John Passmore on Hume: Section 3]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
::{{#tag:easyview|VXS-HcBsHQ8|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{mdsr:icon}}media/video.png Section 3|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXS-HcBsHQ8 John Passmore on Hume: Section 3]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
::{{#tag:easyview|PYkMQultX9Y|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{i1}}icon/Media/video.png Section 4|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYkMQultX9Y John Passmore on Hume: Section 4]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
::{{#tag:easyview|PYkMQultX9Y|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{mdsr:icon}}media/video.png Section 4|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYkMQultX9Y John Passmore on Hume: Section 4]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
::{{#tag:easyview|KmeC85cS_3s|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{i1}}icon/Media/video.png Section 5|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmeC85cS_3s John Passmore on Hume: Section 5]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
::{{#tag:easyview|KmeC85cS_3s|type=youtube|thumbnail=2009 - {{mdsr:icon}}media/video.png Section 5|head=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmeC85cS_3s John Passmore on Hume: Section 5]|des=The leading philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, David Hume, is the subject of this program. In it, expert [[{{sys:w:en}}John Passmore|John Passmore]] of the National Australian University discusses causality as the cornerstone of Hume's philosophy. Also discussed are three of Hume's basic philosophical views:anything that is not a fact, is illusion; judgments on fact mist be based on concrete experience; and all knowledge is imperfect. Hume also denies the idea of a continuous identical self, refutes deism, and views reason as a slave to passion.|ref=Video afkomstig van [http://www.youtube.com/user/flame0430 flame0430]}}
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