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†œThe Hume Literature, 1986-1993,†
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Basker, James G. †œScotticisms and the Problem of Cultural identity in Eighteenth-Century Britain.† Eighteenth-Century Life 15 (1991): 81-95.

Baier, Annette C. †œMoralism and Cruelty: Reflections on Hume and Kant.† Ethics 103 (1993): 436-57.

Brandt, Reinhard, and Heiner Klemme. David Hume in Deutschland. Literatur zur Hume-Rezeption in Marburger Bibliotheken. Marburg: Universitats-
bibliothek, 1989.

Capaldi, Nicholas, James T. King, and Donald W. Livingston. †œThe Hume Literature of the 1980s.† APQ 28 (1991): 255-272.
-. †œThe Preservation of Liberty.† In Liberty in Humeʼs History of England, see Capaldi and Livingston, 1990.
– . †œHumeʼs Account of Property.† Reason Papers 15 (1990): 47-73.
-. Humeʼs Place in Moral Philosophy. New York: Peter Lang, 1989.
Capaldi, Nicholas and Donald W. Livingston, eds. Liberty in Humeʼs History of England. Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1990.

Carnochan, W.B. †œBoswellʼs Life of Hume.† Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century 305 (1992): 1760-1 765.

Danford, John W. David Hume and the Problem of Reason. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1990.
-. †œHumeʼs History and the Parameters of Economic Development.† Liberty in Humeʼs History of England, see Capaldi and Livingston, 1990.

Daniel, S.C. †œThe Nature and Function of Imagination in Hume and Kantʼ, Indian Philosophical Quarterly 15 (1988): 85-97.

De Martelaere, Patricia. †œA Taste for Hume.† Ratio 2 (1989): 122-137.

Fumerton, Richard. †Humeanizing Kantʼs Aesthetics.† The Iowa Review 21 (1991): 60-65.

Gawlick, Gunter, and Lothar Kreimendahl. Hume in der deutschen Aufklarung: Umrisse einer Rezeptionsgeschichte. Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt: Frommann-
Holzboog, 1987

Goldstick, D. †œThe Kantian Way of answering Hume.† In Early Modern Philosophy, see Moyal, 1986.

Hillyard, Brian, and David Fate Norton. †œThe David Hume Bookplate: A
Cautionary Note.† The Book Collector 40 (1991): 539-544.

Hoy, David C. †œNietzsche, Hume, and the Genealogical Method.† In Nietzsche as AfFmtive Thinker, edited by Yirmiahu Yovel. Dordrecht: Nijhoff,
1986.

Jacquette, Dale. †œKantʼs Second Antinomy and Humeʼs Theory of Extensionless Indivisibles.† Kant-Shrdien 84 (1993),
38-50.

Johnstone, Albert A. †œThe Role of ʻIch Kannʼ in Husserlʼs Answer to Humean Skepticism.† PPR 46 (1986): 577-595.

Jones, Peter. †œHumeʼs Literary and Aesthetic Theory.† In The Cambridge Companion to Hume, see Norton, 1993.
-. †œOn Reading Humeʼs History of Liberty.† In Liberty in Humeʼs History of England, see Capaldi and livingston, 1990.
-. The Science of Man in the Scottish Enlightenment. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1989.
-. †œHume and the Beginnings of Modern Aesthetics.† In The Science of Man in the Scottish Enlightenment, edited by Author, 1989.
-. †œDavid Hume.† In A Hotbed of Genius, see Daiches, 1986.

Kitcher, Patricia s. †œChanging the Name of the Game: Kantʼs Cognitivism Versus Humeʼs Psychologism.† Philosophical Topics 19 (1991): 201-236.

Klemme, Heiner. †œNeuere Buecher zum Werk David Humes.† Zeitschrift fá¼r philosophische Forschung 47 (1993): 118-131.
– . †œD Hume an W Strahan.† JHP 29 (1991): 657-664.
– . † Hume and Humeʼs Connexions.† Zeitschrift Fá¼r Philosophische Forschung 44 (1990): 474-478.

behn, Manfred. Scottish Common Sense in Germany, 1768-1800. Montreal: McGill-Queenʼs University Press, 1987.
– . †Kantʼs Transcendental Deduction: A Limited Defense of Hume.† In New Essays on Kant, edited by Bernard Den Ouden. New York: Peter Lang, 1987

Menkampff, Jens. †œThe Objectivity of Taste: Hume and Kant.† Noá»s 24 (1990): 93-110.

Laursen, John Christian. The Politics of Skepticism in the Ancients, Montaigne, Hume, and Kant. New York E.J. Brill, 1992.

Livingston, Donald W. †œA Sellarsian Hume?† JHP 29 (1991): 281-290.
-. †œHumeʼs Historical Conception of Liberty.† In Liberty in Humeʼs Histoy of England, see Capaldi and Livingston, 1990.
– . †œHume on the Origin and Evolution of Religious and Philosophid Consciousness.† Reason Papers 15 (1990): 3-23.
-. †œA Poem by Philocalos Celebrating Humeʼs Return to Edinburgh.† Studirs in Scottish Literature 24 (1989): 108-115.
-. †œHume on Philosophical Consciousness.† In The Science of hfan in tk Scottish Enlightenment, see Jones, 1989.
Livingston, Donald W., and Marie Martin. Hume as PhiZosopher of Society, Politics and History. Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 1991.

Lohmar, Dieter. †Kants Wahrnehmungsurteile als Erbe Humes?† Zeitschrift Fá¼r Philosophische Forschung 46.2 (1992): 186-204.

!b!arcil-Lacoste, Louise. †œThomas Reid et Le Requisitoire Contre Lʻecole Ecossaise.† Archives de Philosophie 49 (1986): 419-436.

Lá¼the, R. Der ʻgeblendeteʼ Hume. Bemerkungen zu Meinongs Kritik seiner Theorie allgemeiner Vorstellungen.† In Von Bolzano zu Wittgenstein, edited by J. Nyirir. Wien, 1986

Mossner, Ernest Campbell. †œWas Hume a Tory Historian? Facts azd Reconsiderations.† In Hume as Philosopher of Society, Politics a d Histm, see Livingston and Martin, 1991. First published in JHI 2 (1941).
-. †œThe Religion of David Hume.† In Philosophy, Religion and Science, see Yolton, 1990. First published in JHI 39 (1978).

M~rphy, Richad T. U Husserl and Hume: Overcrowding Scepticism?† The
Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 22 (1991): 30-44.
– . †œHusserl and British Empiricism (1886-1895).† Research in Phenomenology 16 (1986): 121-137.

NOrton, David Fate, ed. The Cambridge Companion to Hume. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1993.
– . †œHume, Human Nature, and the Foundations of Morality.† In The Cambridge Companion to Hume, see Norton, 1993.
– . †œ.An Introduction to Humeʼs Thought.† In The Cambridge Companion to Hmne, see Norton, 1993.
– . †œHume.† In Ethics in the History of Western Philosophy, edited by Robert J. Caxalier, James Gouinlock, and James P. Sterba. New York: St Martinʼs, 1989.
– . †œJohn Wilson, Humeʼs First Printer.† The British Library Journal14 (1988): 123-135.
– . Baron Humeʼs Request: The Hume Manuscripts and their first use, Edinburgh: The Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1987.

Ogima, Torao. †œHume and dʼAlembert.† Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century 303 (1992): 402-04.

Otte, Richard. †œSchlesinger on Miracles.† Faith and Philosophy 10 (1993): 93-98

Phillipson, Nicholas T. †œPropriety, Property and Prudence: David Hume a d the Defence of the Revolution.† In Political Discourse in Early ,Modem Britain, see Phillipson and Skinner, 1993. 98.
Testimony and the Bayesian Calculation.† PQ 37 (1987): 187-202. 459.
-. Hume. New York: St Martinʼs, 1989.

Pompa, Leon. Human Nature and Historical Knowledge: Hume, Hegel and Vico. New York Cambridge University Press, 1990.

Potkay, Adam. †œClassical Eloquence and Polite Style in the Age of Hume.† Eighteenth-Century Studies 25 (1991): 31ff.

Price, John Valdimir. †œHistoricity and Narratology in David Humeʼs History of England.† Etudes Ecossaises 1 (1992): 143-153.
– . DuvidHume, updated. Boston: Twayne, 1991.
– . †David Hume, Thomas Blacklock, and James Balfour: A New Document.† Etudes Anglaises: Grande-Bretagne, Etats-Unis 41 (1988): 185-187.

Restaino, Franco. †œHume In Italia (1809-1943).† Giornale Critic0 della Filosofia Italiana 67 (1988): 369-406.

Rdmond, Michael D. †œThe Hamann-Hume Connection.† RS 23 (1987): 95-107.

Rorty, Richard. †œShould Hume Be Answered or Bypassed?† In Human Nature and Natural Knowledge, edited by Alan Donagan, Anthony N. Perovich, Jr and Michael V. Wedin. Dordrecht: Reidel, 1986.

Schwartz, Richard B. †œBoswell and Hume: The Deathbed Interview.† In New Light on Boswell: Critical and Historical Essays on the Occasion of the Bicentenary of The Life of Johnson, edited by Greg Clingham. New York Cambridge University Press, 1991.

Siebert, Donald T. †œCatherine Macaulayʼs History of England. Antidote ts Humeʼs History?† Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century 303 (1992: 393-396)
-. †œHume on Idolatry and Incarnation.† In Hume as Philosopher of Societi, Politics and History, see Livingston and Martin, 1991. First published in JEI
45 (1984).
– . †œJohnson and Hume on Miracles.† In Philosophy, Religion and Science, See Yolton, 1990. First published in JHI 36 (1975).
– . The Moral Animus ofDavid Hurne. Cranbury: University of Delaware Press, 1990.
– . †œThe Sentimental Sublime in Humeʼs History of England.† Review of English Studies: A Quarterly Journal of English Literature and the English Language 40 (1989): 352-372.
– . †œHume as Philosophical Traveler: From ʻwild agreeable prospectsʼ to a ʻvery pretty machineʼ.† Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture 18 (1988,:187-198.
– . †œʻArdor of Youthʼ: The Manner of Humeʼs Treatise.† In The Philosupher as Writer: The Eighteenth Century, see Ginsberg, 1987.

Smith, Michael. †œOn Humeans, Anti-Humeans, and Motivation: A Reply To Pettit.†œ Mind 97 (1988): 589-595.

Suchting, W.A. †œHegel and the Humean Problem of Induction.† Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science 21 (1990): 493-510.

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Van Holthoon, F.L. †œAdam Smith and David Hume: With Sympathy.† Utilifzs
5 (1993): 35-48.

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