A Dissertation on the Passions (and) The Natural History of Religion
A Dissertation on the Passions (and) The Natural History of Religion
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关于激情（和）宗教自然史的论文
DOI：
10.1080/09608780902763626
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发表时间：
2009
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0.6
通讯作者：
Peter Jones
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作者：
Peter Jones
每一个对休谟的著作真正感兴趣的人都应该计划购买克拉伦登出版社出版的评论版，经过编辑和他们众多的助手和助手几十年的艰苦努力和严谨的学术研究。关心这个版本的成本的读者只需要考虑他们通常用同样的钱买什么。荣誉不应该勉强授予：这是一个辉煌的版本，一个不能不丰富休谟和他的时代的未来学者的发现。按照已经出版的版本的模式-两个询问和咨询-这卷包含一个135页的介绍，概述了休谟一生中出版的八个版本的历史，一些并列的段落的martise书2和论文的激情（以下简称DP），并概述了当代英语语言接收的工作，主要是自然历史的宗教（以下简称NHR）。87页的评论文本本身后面是200多页的编辑注释，关于知识背景的简短文章，传记附录，书籍参考清单和索引。所有的变化和变化的比较版本列出，沿着的原则，通过建立关键的文本。由此产生的评论文本是一个愉快的使用和咨询：它是干净的，很容易通过节和行号引用，现在必须作为标准版本的学者。
Everyone seriously interested in Hume’s writings should be planning to acquire the critical editions emerging from the Clarendon Press, after decades of Herculean effort and scrupulous scholarship by the editors and their numerous helpers and assistants. Readers concerned about the cost of this edition need only consider what they typically buy for the same sum. The accolades should not be grudgingly conferred: it is a splendid edition, and one which cannot fail to enrich the findings of future scholars of Hume and his times.Following the pattern of the editions already published–the two Enquiries and the Treatise–this volume contains an Introduction of 135 pages that outlines the history of the eight editions published during Hume’s lifetime, some juxtaposed passages of the Treatise book 2 and the Dissertation on the Passions (hereafter DP), and an outline of the contemporary English-language reception of the works–chiefly of the Natural History of Religion (hereafter NHR). The 87 pages of critical texts are themselves followed by over 200 pages of editorial annotations, a brief essay on the intellectual background, a Biographical Appendix, book reference lists and indexes. All of the variations and changes in the compared editions are listed, along with the principles adopted in establishing the critical text. The resulting critical text is a pleasure to use and consult: it is clean, easily referenced by section and line number, and must now be adopted as the standard edition for scholars.