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Reassessing Hume explores An Enquiry's edge: reason curtailed by habit and feeling. It reads with quiet inventiveness, neither praising nor condemning, prompting sober reflection.
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Reassessing Hume: The Limits of Reason in An Enquiry
Reassessing Hume explores An Enquiry's edge: reason curtailed by habit and feeling. It reads with quiet inventiveness, neither praising nor condemning, prompting sober reflection.
Reassessing Hume: The Limits of Reason in An Enquiry
Reassessing Hume explores An Enquiry's edge: reason curtailed by habit and feeling. It reads with quiet inventiveness, neither praising nor condemning, prompting sober reflection.
Reading the Novel Pan by Knut Hamsun: Wilderness, Passion, and Isolation
I found Hamsun's Pan quietly unsettling; the wilderness scenes lingered and the narrator's solitude felt raw. I kept rereading lines to catch mood shifts—an intimate, uneasy reading that stayed with me.
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Reassessing Hume: The Limits of Reason in An Enquiry
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