The Hume Society
The Hume Society invites all persons interested in the philosophy and writings of David
Hume to become a member.
Founded in 1974, the Hume Society is an international organization with approximately
600 members around the world. The purpose of the Society is to stimulate scholarship on
all aspects of Hume's writings.
The Society holds regular meetings, called "Hume Conferences," at least once
every two years, group meetings at the Canadian Philosophical Association meetings and the
Eastern, Central and Pacific Division meetings of the American Philosophical Association,
and special meetings held either independently or jointly sponsored with another society.
- The Bulletin of the Hume Society is now available on-line (see below). Volume 28, No. 2 has been mailed to those members who have requested
the printed version.
Members of the Hume Society receive an annual subscription to Hume Studies,
published twice yearly in April and November. The Bulletin of the Hume Society,
which includes information pertaining to activities of the Society, associated
organizations, and other items of interest to its members is made available on-line, and
in a printed version for those members wishing to receive it in that form.
Membership is $20 (in U.S. dollars) per year for regular members ($100 for 5 years) and
$15 per year for students. The Hume Society accepts dues in most major currencies. Checks
or money orders should be made out to "Hume Society." Please see our
membership information Website - Join the
Hume Society. See also the Constitution of The
Hume Society.
Running Bulletin latest update 30 November 1999
The ELECTRONIC
Bulletin of the
HUME SOCIETY
Department of Philosophy - University of Iceland, IS-101 Reykjavík,
Iceland
From the Executive Comittee
News Flashes!
News About Members
Book News
New: Bulletin of the Hume Society
Archives - Volumes 22-28 are now on the web.
Other Hume Locations on the Web
A modest collection of images of Hume and of Humean things is
available for your viewing and downloading pleasure. Jim Fieser maintains a fabulous
resource for Hume scholars. Please see The Hume Archives.
Other Scholarly Societies and Activities
Eighteenth Century Resources on the Net
The American Philosophical Association
Conference: Scottish
Enlightenment in its European Context, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland, April
2001.
Web Links
Mikael M. Karlsson,
Hume Society Executive Secretary-Treasurer
Updated: 30/11/99 by Mikael M. Karlsson
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