Hume Passion and Action 1st edition by Elizabeth Radcliffe ISBN 0192557688 9780192557681

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ISBN 10:   0192557688     
ISBN 13: 978-0192557681
Author:      Elizabeth S Radcliffe

Hume, Passion, and Action 1st Table of contents:

0. Introduction to Hume’s Philosophy

• 0.1 Historical Context
• 0.2 A Sketch of Hume’s Characterization of Reason and Passion
• 0.3 Method of Interpretation and Preview of the Arguments

1. Motives to Action

• 1.1 Motives and Reasons: Some Clarifications
• 1.2 Overview of Hume’s Characterization of the Passions
• 1.3 Which Passions Are Motives?
• 1.4 Summary

2. Hume’s Argument for the Inertness of Reason

• 2.1 What Is the Target of Hume’s Argument?
• 2.2 “Reason Alone Can Never Be a Motive”
• 2.3 Does Hume’s Argument Allow that Beliefs Motivate Even If Reason Does Not?
• 2.4 An Interpretation that Beliefs Alone Are Not Motives

3. Belief: Some Complications

• 3.1 Hume’s Characterization of Ideas
• 3.2 Hume’s Characterization of Belief
• 3.3 Is the “Direction-of-Fit” Argument Derived from Hume?
• 3.4 Objects of Belief and Objects of Reason

4. The Passions as Original Existences

• 4.1 Reason Generates No Impulses or Attractions
• 4.2 The Features of Original Existences
• 4.3 A Defense of Hume’s Conception of the Passions
• 4.4 “Unreasonable” and “Reasonable” Motivating Passions
• 4.5 Has Hume Effectively Countered the Rationalists?

5. Morality and Motivation

• 5.1 Hume’s Motivation Argument
• 5.2 Moral Internalisms
• 5.3 The Natural-Motive Interpretation
• 5.4 The Moral-Discernment Interpretation
• 5.5 Moral Sentimentalism and Moral Cognitivism

6. Motivational Dynamics and Regulation of the Passions

• 6.1 Strength versus Violence
• 6.2 Natural Influences on the Passions
• 6.3 How Others’ Passions Affect Us: Sympathy and Comparison
• 6.4 Strength of Mind
• 6.5 Moderating the Passions with the Passions
• 6.6 Limits to Self-Regulation of the Passions
• 6.7 The Practical Role of Strength of Conviction

7. Conclusion: The Passions in Hume’s Project

• 7.1 The Understanding, the Passions, and Morals as a System
• 7.2 The Passions in Relation to Tragedy and Religion
• 7.3 The Passions as an Antidote to Religious Moralizing
• 7.4 The Signature Role of the Passions

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