Is there a Kantian Way Out of Hume's Quandary Concerning Personal Identity?

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  • Hume's Lucretian Mission : is it Self-Refuting?
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  • Reasons to Act and Believe : Naturalism and Rational Justification in Hume's Philosophical Project
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  • Leibniz's Dog and Humean Reason
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  • Scepticism with Regard to Reason
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  • David's Fool : Scepticisms and Certainty in the Conclusion of the First Book
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  • Hume's Sentimentalism and the Moral Sublime
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  • The Force of Sympathy in the Ethics of David Hume
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  • Hume and the Passions as Original Existences
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  • Evaluations and Urges : Hume on the Indirect Passions and the Moral Sentiments
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  • Hume and Smith on Moral Sentiments
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  • Imagination and Convention
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  • Hume's Virtues and Moral Psychology
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  • Index of Names
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