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Hume's Inexplicable Mystery: His Views on Religion
Temple University Press, 1993 Cloth: 978-0-87722-643-7 | Paper: 978-1-56639-089-7 | eISBN: 978-1-4399-0405-3
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Keith E. Yandell is Professor of Philosophy and South Asian Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. REVIEWS
"Yandell has put us all in his debt for the care with which he has examined the writings of one of the most influential critics of religion." —Journal of Theological Studies "[Yandell] offers an interpretation of Hume's philosophy of religion and examines its foundations critically. The sweep of coverage and the author's control of his material are impressive. This is a readable and informative study which no one interested in Hume's views on religion can afford to neglect." —James King, Northern Illinois University "[Yandell] has unearthed the underlying philosophical significance of [the Natural History]. That by itself is an important achievement and a valuable scholarly contribution. Yandell's discussion of the issues in Hume's better known writing is intrinsically important as well as constitution a significant deepening of our approach to issues in Hume's philosophy of religion. It is a tribute to Yandell's stature as a philosopher that he is able to return to ground which has been so frequently ploughed and still give us new insights and a more perceptive understanding of Hume's method and his results.... It is an original and illuminating reading of a number of major issues in Hume's philosophy." —Marvin Fox, Brandeis University
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