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🎱 Module 1 — Who Is David Hume? | Hume Course
A free IFS Academy course on the Scottish philosopher David Hume: who he was, why he became the most important philosopher to write in English, the cheerful skeptic behind the ideas that woke Kant, and a map of the teachings ahead, from causation and the self to miracles and morality. Every lesson ends with an IFS and parts work integration practice so you can begin working with the idea, not just reading about it.
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🎱 David Hume | Free Course
A free IFS Academy course on the complete philosophy of David Hume: the copy principle, Hume's fork, the problem of induction, the bundle theory of the self, the is-ought problem, moral sentimentalism, Of Miracles, and the critique of the design argument. Every lesson ends with an IFS and parts work integration practice so you can begin working with the ideas, not just reading about them.
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👆 Module 16 — Using EFT in Everyday Life | EFT Course
A free IFS Academy course on using Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) in everyday life: the working loop from noticing a charge to testing the result, choosing the right tapping tool for the moment, the everyday arenas where minutes of tapping fit real days, and the long game of specificity and persistence. Every lesson ends with an Emotional Freedom Techniques practice so you can begin applying the skill.
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🎱 Module 7 — The Bundle Theory of the Self | Hume Course
A free IFS Academy course on the bundle theory of the self in the philosophy of David Hume: how the copy principle turned inward finds no impression of a constant self, the bundle of perceptions and the theater with no stage, and the imagination's fiction of a continuous self. Every lesson ends with an IFS and parts work integration practice so you can begin working with the idea, not just reading about it.
🎱 Module 6 — Liberty and Necessity: Hume's Compatibilism | Hume Course
A free IFS Academy course on Hume's compatibilism in the philosophy of David Hume: how the account of necessity from cause and effect applies to the human will, the two liberties of spontaneity and indifference, and the surprising claim that moral responsibility needs determinism rather than fears it. Every lesson ends with an IFS and parts work integration practice so you can begin working with the idea, not just reading about it.
🎱 Module 5 — The Problem of Induction and Causation | Hume Course
A free IFS Academy course on the problem of induction and causation in the philosophy of David Hume: the billiard balls and constant conjunction, why no reasoning can prove the future will resemble the past, and how custom rather than reason produces belief. Every lesson ends with an IFS and parts work integration practice so you can begin working with the idea, not just reading about it.
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