Evaluate David Hume’s claims about the self.

Evaluate David Hume’s claims about the self.

After reading chapter 7 of the textbook, Philosophy the Power of Ideas, answer the following questions. Each answer should be at a minimum 1 paragraph, while others may be several paragraphs in length. The grade of A (72-80 out of 80 points) will only be assigned to exemplary submissions, which demonstrate extensive thought and effort in completion of the assignment.

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1) Evaluate David Hume’s claims about the self.
2) Explain and evaluate David Hume’s claims about cause and effect.,
3) A) Explain and evaluate Immanuel Kant’s” Copernican revolution in philosophy”. B) How does he resolve the problems presented by Hume?
4) Explain the distinction between the phenomena and the noumena.
5) Explain what Georg Hegel means by “infinite or absolute consciousness.
6) Explain and evaluate Arthur Schopenhauer’s view that people are rarely rational in their actions, is he correct?
7) If David Hume’s arguments are correct, then what the implications for science and knowledge in general?
8) What does it truly mean to exist, independent of anyone’s ideas or perceptions?
9) Please compare and contrast the views of David Hume and Immanuel Kant on the principle of causality.