David Hume - A treatise on human nature in 2 volumes. Handmade leather-bound gift books.

David Hume's Treatise on Human Nature is a classic exposition of philosophical empiricism, skepticism, and naturalism. This work had a profound influence on subsequent philosophy, including Kant's critical philosophy, nineteenth-century positivism, and twentieth-century analytical philosophy.
Hume's treatise is an in-depth study of human nature based on empiricism and skepticism. The author explores various aspects of human behavior and thinking, paying special attention to their nature and interrelationships.
This treatise is also an important source for understanding naturalism, which asserts that nature is the only source of knowledge and that all knowledge must be gained from experience.

Content: 
Volume 1. About cognition.
 - In this part, the author presents his theory of cognition, the principles of which are the basis of his system of human sciences.
Volume 2. About affects. About morality.
 - In this volume, the author examines mainly the problems of morality and morality.