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Parenthesis : Hume's relation to the naturalistic fallacy is a complex matter, not at all straightforward. But the emphasis on 'pre-Enlightenment' indicates an assumption that there was no need to mention Hume in the Question as originally worded indicates an assumption that the Enlightenment could be jumped because Hume, an Age of Enlightenment figure, he so plainly belongs to the naturalistic fallacy's history. But does he ?

Parenthesis : Hume's relation to the naturalistic fallacy is a complex matter, not at all straightforward. But the emphasis on 'pre-Enlightenment' indicates an assumption that there was no need to mention Hume in the Question as originally worded because, an Age of Enlightenment figure, he so plainly belongs to the naturalistic fallacy's history. But does he ?

Parenthesis : Hume's relation to the naturalistic fallacy is a complex matter, not at all straightforward. But the emphasis on 'pre-Enlightenment' in the Question as originally worded indicates an assumption that the Enlightenment could be jumped because Hume, an Age of Enlightenment figure, so plainly belongs to the naturalistic fallacy's history. But does he ?

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HUME - CAREFUL !

Parenthesis : Hume's relation to the naturalistic fallacy is a complex matter, not at all straightforward. But the emphasis on 'pre-Enlightenment' indicates an assumption that there was no need to mention Hume in the Question as originally worded because, an Age of Enlightenment figure, he so plainly belongs to the naturalistic fallacy's history. But does he ?

HUME - CAREFUL !

Parenthesis : Hume's relation to the naturalistic fallacy is a complex matter, not at all straightforward.

HUME

Parenthesis : Hume's relation to the naturalistic fallacy is a complex matter, not at all straightforward. But the emphasis on 'pre-Enlightenment' indicates an assumption that there was no need to mention Hume in the Question as originally worded because, an Age of Enlightenment figure, he so plainly belongs to the naturalistic fallacy's history. But does he ?

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HUME - CAREFUL !

HUME

HUME - CAREFUL !

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