Morals, Motivation, and Convention

Explore the profound impact of David Hume's philosophy with Morals, Motivation, and Convention by Francis Snare. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2002, this insightful work spans 340 pages, delving into the enduring influence of Hume's thoughts on moral and political philosophy. Snare rigorously critiques contemporary interpretations of Humean doctrines, offering a fresh perspective on their relevance today. He navigates through various defenses of Hume's theories, seeking to uncover which versions remain defensible and applicable in modern discourse. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in ethics, moral philosophy, and the historical evolution of these critical ideas. Enhance your understanding of Hume's legacy and its implications in contemporary philosophy with this compelling examination.