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Free will and determinism - Philosophers (2)

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Philosophy (Philosophy Unit 2) Note on Free will and determinism - Philosophers (2), created by clm3496 on 14/04/2013.

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David Hume (1711-76)

David HumeHume was a Scottish empiricist philosopher who saw human beings as part of the natural order. So the operations of the human mind were comparable to events in the physical world.

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