David Hume: An Inquiry into Human Understanding (Large Print Book)

The quest for human understanding is a new version of David Tung's first book, the First Human Nature. In all, three of the human nature books: First, ‘ human comprehension, ’ Second, ‘ sensitivity, ’ and third, dealing with morality. The book was hardly noticed when it was first published, but the next year's book of morality and politics caught the attention of the author and re-writed it in a new form to make it easier to read. In 1748, the First volume of Human Nature was published as a philosophical tract of human understanding, and in 1759 the trial was called "The Search for Human Understanding," which is the same as it is today. According to V, all human knowledge comes from experience, and experience comes from impressions and ideas again. The impressions are the impression of internal perception, of direct, vivid sensory sensations, of emotions and emotions, as if they were seen, heard and tasted now. Ideas are products of imagination, as indirect and devoid of freshness. The concepts are mixed and complicated and expanded by the laws of three ideological unions or association, three laws of similarity, one of nearness, and one of cause and effect. The laws of association are not based on the objective real world, but on human feelings. He tries to explain all of human knowledge as a combination of impressions and concepts and ideas of the laws of thought. In his view, truth becomes subjective, psychological.

Korean title: 인간의 이해력에 관한 탐구(큰글씨책)

Korean author: 데이비드 흄

Korean publisher: 지식을만드는지식

ISBN-13: 9791130455365