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David Hume is a 18th century philosopher and contemporary of Immanuel Kant. He is best known for his skeptics views, empirical analysis, and naturalist positions.
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Hume's argument for the subjectivity of morality
If Hume claims that the only vice is murder, then he can restrict the discussion to murder. … However, if Hume is making a claim about vice in general, and Hume acknowledges that there are actions other than murder than are correctly classified as vices, then we are free to consider other examples …