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Staravoitov, V. V. (2011). The Notion of Cause in
Hume’s and Kant’s Works. Philosophy and Culture, 3, 8–13. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=58040
Staravoitov, V. V. The Notion of Cause in Hume’s and Kant’s Works.Abstract: The author of the article investigates the analysis of the notion of cause by Hume and Kant. Such analysis was connected with the necessity of philosophical foundation of scientifi c knowledge. The impossibility of experimental foundation of the notion of cause gave birth of Hume skepticism and Kant apriorism. Keywords: philosophy, cause, scientifi c knowledge, experience, empiricism, perception, ideas, habit, skepticism, a priori
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