scottish philosophy a comparison of the scottish and german answers to hume
1890. The text contains Seth's Lectures, which were intended to be a contribution to philosophy and not merely to the history of systems. There are six lectures titled as follows: The Philosophical Presuppositions: Descartes and Locke; The Philosophical Skepticism of David Hume; Thomas Reid: Sensation and Perception; Reid and Kant; The Relativity of Knowledge: Kant and Hamilton; The Possibility of Philosophy as System: Scottish Philosophy and Hegel. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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