Abstract
1. Hume's early biography and A Treatise of Human Nature Annemarie Butler 2. From impressions to justice and the virtues: the structure of Hume's Treatise Amelie Oksenberg Rorty 3. The ideas of space and time and spatial and temporal ideas in Treatise 1.2 Lorne Falkenstein 4. Hume's theory of causation: inference, judgment, and the causal sense Don Garrett 5. Scepticism with regard to reason David Owen 6. Hume on scepticism and the senses Kenneth P. Winkler 7. The problem of believing in yourself: Hume's doubts about personal identity Annemarie Butler 8. Sympathy, self, and others Jacqueline Taylor 9. The indirect passions, myself, and others Terence Penelhum 10. 'Hume's lengthy digression': free will in the Treatise Paul Russell 11. Hume on reason and passion Nicholas L. Sturgeon 12. Hume and moral motivation Donald C. Ainslie 13. Hume's justice Tito Magri 14. What's so 'natural' about Hume's natural virtues? Kate Abramson.
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