Reason and Conduct in Hume's Treatise

¹ Treatise according to Hume adequate idea affected agent answer apple artificial virtues assert calm passions cause of action chapter Clarke's Clarkians concerned conclude consider contrary Cwm Idwal demonstrative reasoning desire to ride determined dispositions doctrine duty evident existence fact false feelings fitting acts fittingness fluence follows give rise Grotius happiness Hence Hume's argument Hume's view Ibid implies influence action interest John Balguy John Clarke judge judgements about means kind laws laws of logic logically impossible maintain Malebranche material implication means to ends mediate cause ments merely mind moral conduct moral judgements moral obligation moral philosophy moral propositions motive moved nature of objects never object of approval obligatory passage philosophers pleasure practical judgements priori judgements problem prompt question refers reflection and judgement ride a horse ride Black Bess Scholium seems self-contradictory sense Spinoza theoretical judgements theory things thought tion true violent passions virtuous volitions Wollaston