رساله‌ای درباره طبیعت آدمی (کتاب‌اول) الفارسية 1402

A Treatise of human nature is a philosophical work written by David Hume, which was written in 1739. This book can be considered Hume's comprehensive effort to base philosophy on new and scrutinized research about human nature. A treatise on human nature, which is considered one of the most important texts in Western philosophy, is also a reliable work for a proper understanding of the philosophy of the 18th century. In this treatise, Hume first explains how we form concepts such as cause and effect, an external existence, and personal identity in our minds, and then, a new description of emotions, the issue of freedom and determinism, and their effects on decisions and actions. provides humans. This great philosopher finally ends the book with detailed and meticulous explanations about how humans distinguish between the norm and the abnormal, and virtue and vice.