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The Innateness Charge: Conception and Belief for Reid and Hume
Reid Studies 3 (2):43 (2000)
Abstract
Hume's notion of conception is closer to Reid's than Reid realizes and may lie behind Hume's charge in the letter to Hugh Blair (1762) that Reid's philosophy "leads us back to innate ideas".Author's Profile
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