This is an assessment of Hume's theories of the self and personal identity, including his famous Treatise on Human Nature. Pitson provides a critical exploration of his thinking, also examining the continuing relevance of Hume's theories for contemporary philosophy and relating it to his broader reflections on human nature itself.

This is a clear assessment of Hume's theories of the self and personal identity, including his famous 'Treatise on Human Nature'. Tony Pitson examines the continuing relevance of Hume's theories for contemporary philosophy.