Imperceptible Impressions and Disorder in the Soul: A Characterization of the Distinction between Calm and Violent Passions in Hume

Publisher： Edinburgh University Press

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ISSN： 1755-2001

Source： Journal of Scottish Philosophy, Vol.13, Iss.3, 2015-09, pp. : 265-278

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