Biography D Yum

David Hoyum is an extraordinary and extremely influential philosopher. His parents, Joseph Home and Katherine Falconer, rented land there. His father was a lawyer. Due to the fact that many the British experienced problems with the perception of his surname when she was pronounced with a Scottish accent, in the year David changed his last name with Home to Human. At the age of 12, he began his studies at the University of Edinburgh.

At first, he wanted to connect his life with the right, but then turned his eyes to philosophy. Hume never treated his teachers seriously, since he believed that teachers could teach him little. He discovered in philosophy a new page, because of which he decided to devote philosophy all his life. Because of this, Hume became a hermit and spent 10 years in solitude, engaged in reading and writing.

He was so passionate about his business that he had practically a nervous breakdown, after which he decided to devote more time to active life, which in his opinion should have been well affecting his further training. A career of Home could choose one of their two ways of developing his career - either become a mentor among people, or engage in commerce.

Having been in the role of a businessman, he moved to La Flesh, Anjou, France. There he had numerous skirmishes with the Jesuits from the La Flesh college. There, he spent most of his savings during the writing of the "Treatise on Human Nature." Hume finished his spelling when he was 26 years old. Despite the fact that at the moment his book is highly appreciated and is considered one of his most authoritative works, some British critics of that time did not accept the treatise supportively.

In the year, Hume publishes his “moral and political essays”. After the publication, Yum claimed a place at the Department of Teaching about gaseous bodies and moral philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. But due to the fact that he was considered an atheist, the place went to William Kleghorn. In the year, when the Yakovite uprising flared up, Hume was a teacher of the Marquis Anandale, whose official name was “crazy”, but soon he left this post due to the conflict between them.

After the incident, Yum began work on his well -known work with the name “History of England”. Writing the work took 15 years, and the work itself contained about a million words. The work was published in six volumes from the years. The work was related to the Canongatian theater, as well as to Lord Montboddo and other representatives of the Scottish education of Edinburgh.

Hume worked as a secretary for Lieutenant General of St. Clara for three years since a year. During these three years, he wrote philosophical essays dedicated to the understanding of a person, which were subsequently published with the name “investigation of a person’s understanding”. This publication has become much better known than its treatise and brought to the newly enthusiastic reviews.

Home was accused of heresy, but received protection from his young click friend. His friend claimed that, being an atheist, Huma was not influenced by the Church. But despite these arguments, he could not take a place at the Department of Philosophy at the University of Glasgow. In the year, after returning from Edinburgh, he wrote the book “My own life”, which served as the impetus to continue his work on the “History of England”.

In the literature, Home is recognized as an outstanding historian; His book “The History of England” tells about events starting from the invasion of Julia Caesar to the revolution of the year. At that time, this book became the best sold. The end of life and the death of Yum was the secretary of Lord Hertford in Paris since the years. Hume was familiar, although he did not get along, with Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

In the year, he was appointed deputy Secretary of State of the Northern Department for a period of only one year. After that, in the year, he returned to the city where he was born and lived there until his death. This place now has the address "21 Saint David Street".

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