Publications
- Passions and the origin of moral institutions and civil society: British debate from Thomas Hobbes to Adam SmithPublication without faculty affiliation
- Time, as appears to human mind (in Treatise of David Hume)2009 | Faculty of Humanities
- Time, as appears to human mind (in Treatise of David Hume)2009 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Hume's Science of Human Nature: Perspectives of InterpretationPublication without faculty affiliation
- Slavery, Religion, and EnlightenmentPublication without faculty affiliation
Classes
- Virtues, Vices, and Formation of SocietyYBAJ036 | Faculty of Humanities
- Passions and the Origin of Moral Institutions and Civil SocietyYBF296 | Faculty of Humanities
- Virtues, Vices and Formation of SocietyYBF312 | Faculty of Humanities
- Slavery, religion, and enlightenment: Hume and 1734 BristolYBF345 | Faculty of Humanities
- Disputes over human nature and the origin of society in the British philosophy of 17th and 18th centuries +1YBF370 | Faculty of Humanities
- Humanity and Society in British Philosophy: A Thematic ExplorationYBFB072 | Faculty of Humanities
- David Hume Seminar +2YBAJ035 | Faculty of Humanities
- Prague – Edinburgh Summer School in HistoryYBAJ170 | Faculty of Humanities
- Seminar in Philosophical Text InterpretationYBE004 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introduction to Philosophy (Exam) - Preparatory WorkshopYBF0000BI | Faculty of Humanities
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