British Philosophy: Hobbes to Hume

abstract according actions analysis analytic propositions appear argument assert belief benevolence Berkeley Berkeley's called Cambridge Platonists causal cause colour commonwealth complex ideas Concerning Body considered course covenant deists derived Descartes distinct divine effect empiricism empiricist Essay essence eternal ethics evidence example existence existence of God experience fact happiness Hobbes Hobbes's human Hume Hume's Hutcheson hypothesis Ibid idea of substance impressions inference infinite innate ideas Inquiry J. S. Mill John Locke knowledge Leibniz Leviathan Locke Locke's Malebranche man's mathematics matter means metaphysical mind moral sense motion natural philosophy necessary connection Newton objects observation particular passions perceive perceptions phenomena philosophy physical political principles produce propositions question rational reason regard relation religion remarks scepticism secondary qualities self-love sensation sensible things Shaftesbury simple ideas society sovereign space speak spirit statement suppose theory thought tion Treatise true truth understand universal virtue words