This is a wide-ranging collection. What it lacks in thematic unity is made up for by its admirable breadth in method and style. Continental and analytic philosophy, literary criticism, intellectual history, philosophically-orientated history of philosophy, and biography all make an appearance here. The editors are to be commended for bringing together Hume scholarship from across the disciplines.

• Introduction ; 1. Hume's intellectual development ; 2. Waiting for Hume ; 3. Meeting the hare in her doubles: causal belief and general belief ; 4. Transcendental Empiricism? Deleuze's reading of Hume ; 5. Sympathy and comparison: two principles of human nature ; 6. Hume's ethical conclusion ; 7. Hume's use of the rhetoric of Calvinism ; 8. Quixotic confusions and Hume's imagination ; 9. Hume's general rules and the 'chief business of philosophers' ; 10. Hume's 'meek' philosophy among the Milanese ; 11. Hume's fragments of union and the fiction of the Scottish Enlightenment ; 12. Hume on marriage ; Bibliography

This is a wide-ranging collection. What it lacks in thematic unity is made up for by its admirable breadth in method and style. Continental and analytic philosophy, literary criticism, intellectual history, philosophically-orientated history of philosophy, and biography all make an appearance here. The editors are to be commended for bringing together Hume scholarship from across the disciplines.

• Introduction ; 1. Hume's intellectual development ; 2. Waiting for Hume ; 3. Meeting the hare in her doubles: causal belief and general belief ; 4. Transcendental Empiricism? Deleuze's reading of Hume ; 5. Sympathy and comparison: two principles of human nature ; 6. Hume's ethical conclusion ; 7. Hume's use of the rhetoric of Calvinism ; 8. Quixotic confusions and Hume's imagination ; 9. Hume's general rules and the 'chief business of philosophers' ; 10. Hume's 'meek' philosophy among the Milanese ; 11. Hume's fragments of union and the fiction of the Scottish Enlightenment ; 12. Hume on marriage ; Bibliography

This is a wide-ranging collection. What it lacks in thematic unity is made up for by its admirable breadth in method and style. Continental and analytic philosophy, literary criticism, intellectual history, philosophically-orientated history of philosophy, and biography all make an appearance here. The editors are to be commended for bringing together Hume scholarship from across the disciplines.

• Introduction ; 1. Hume's intellectual development ; 2. Waiting for Hume ; 3. Meeting the hare in her doubles: causal belief and general belief ; 4. Transcendental Empiricism? Deleuze's reading of Hume ; 5. Sympathy and comparison: two principles of human nature ; 6. Hume's ethical conclusion ; 7. Hume's use of the rhetoric of Calvinism ; 8. Quixotic confusions and Hume's imagination ; 9. Hume's general rules and the 'chief business of philosophers' ; 10. Hume's 'meek' philosophy among the Milanese ; 11. Hume's fragments of union and the fiction of the Scottish Enlightenment ; 12. Hume on marriage ; Bibliography