43rd Hume Conference

Selected Papers of the 43rd Hume Conference
Sydney, Australia, July 19 - 23, 2016

1. Miren Boehm (UWM)

�Hume and Newton's Empiricism and Conception of Science�

2. Ruth Boeker (The University of Melbourne)

�Shaftesbury and Hume on the Self, Character, and Humanity�

3. Kevin Busch (University of Oxford)

�Hume�s Alleged Lapse on the Causal Maxim�

4. Dominic Dimech (Sydney University)

�Hume on Causation: Projectivist and Sceptic�

5. Jason Fisette (University of Nevada, Reno)

�Analogies from Mathematics to Colors: Hume's Rejection of a Rationalist Presupposition about Moral Truth�

6. Peter Fosl (Transylvania University)

�Hume's Skeptical Beliefs: The Clitomachian Reading�

7. Richard Fry (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)

�Montaigne and Hume on Animals�

8. Adam Gjesdal (The University of Arizona)

�Hume: Utilitarian Pluralist�

9. Karen Green (University of Melbourne)

�Was Hume the Woman's moral philosopher�

10. Stephanie Hamdan Zahreddine (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais)

�Hume and the Question of Resistance: A Solution Through Custom�

11. Byoungjae Kim (Department of Philosophy, Durham University)

�Hume on the Problem of Other Minds�

12. John McHugh (Denison University)

�Working out the Details of Hume and Smith on Sympathy�

13. Benjamin Nelson (University of Connecticut)

�Mistaken Intuitions and Hume's Degeneration Argument�

14. Taro Okamura (Kyoto University / University of Toronto) and Taro Okamura

�Hume on Distinctions of Reason: A Resemblance-First Interpretation �

15. Katharina Paxman (Brigham Young University)

�Hume and the Evolution of Appetite�

16. Annette Pierdziwol (University of Notre Dame Australia)

�The Cultivation of Sympathy in Hume's Treatise�

17. Hsueh Qu (National University of Singapore)

�The Deontological Threshold (and beyond) in THN 1.4.7�

18. Wade Robison (Rochester Institute of Technology)

�Proofs�

19. Krista Rodkey (Indiana University, Bloomington)

�Property and Necessity: the Scope of Hume's Justice�

20. Juan Samuel Santos Castro (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana)

�Pleasure and Action in Hume�s Moral Psychology: A Genetic Account�

21. Dejan Simkovic (The University of Notre Dame Australia)

�Hume's Approach to Wollaston�

22. Debbie Stephan (Independent scholar)

�Reconstructing some English sources for Hume's History: Kennett, Echard and Carte�