Socrates and Hume's Conception of Morality

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The paper explores the differing conceptions of morality presented by Socrates and David Hume, highlighting their contrasting perspectives. It begins with an examination of Socratic thought before delving into Hume's views. The author aims to clarify how these philosophical frameworks influence moral understanding and behavior. Additionally, the implications of Hume's approach on the moral landscape are discussed, providing insight into the relevance of both philosophers' ideas in contemporary ethical discourse.