نظرية الانفعال في رسالة ديفيد هيوم: الطبيعة البشرية

Abstract EN

Being affected by verbal discrimination more than by real underlying differences, we are not trained to deal with the nature of human emotions.

This is the way Hume starts analyzing human nature.

For him, it is not related to a logical or mathematical conclusion of the emotions involved, rather, it is an attempt to physically deconstruct the emotions or «emotional movement»>>.

This is Hume>s endeavor to lay down the foundations for an experimental science of human nature, which is meant to confirm the significance of creating a space for harmony among what are there at the core of human subjective emotions.

This goes in line with the idea that moral behavior is seen as being built on a humanitarian and social principle which is based the collective principle underlying the empathy process as a whole.

Hence, the theory of <«s philosophy could account for the psychological, social, and critical aspects of human nature on solid grounds of skepticism.

Yet, this theory persistently attempts to reconstruct its premises on conciliatory foundations for experimental anthropological communication as potentially indicated in his book "A Treatise of Human Nature>> where his treatises strongly highlight virtue and love, and reject evil and hate.

Hume's philosophy is a philosophy of altruism or empathy that sets the stage for a sequel entitled <>.