John Hume News, Pictures & Buzz

- The Irish World  The Irish World Newspaper

Bruised, not broken  Westmeath Examiner

Crash Turns Fatal In Old Town Alexandria, Witnesses Sought  Old Town Alexandria, VA Patch

The further you get from Belfast the happier you are says fresh government report  Carrickfergus Times

National Library adopts BLM strategy for David Hume  The Times

Hope Springs From Hume's Well | News & Views  Irish Echo

Alexandria Coronavirus Update: 11 New Cases, No New Deaths  Old Town Alexandria, VA Patch

Mary McAleese on John Hume and David Trimble  HeraldScotland

Mary McAleese memoir: Fascinating, but not the full story  The Irish Times

Move to acknowledge John Hume and Martin McGuinness put back  The Irish News

Pizzeria Paradiso Closes In Alexandria With Farewell Event  Old Town Alexandria, VA Patch

In Pictures: John Hume is laid to rest in his hometown of Derry  Independent.ie

John Hume quoted as Von Der Leyen announces EU hate crime laws  Extra.ie

John Hume grave a ‘place of pilgrimage’  Derry Journal

On Anniversary of 9/11, Wells of Life Honors Humanitarian John Hume with Memorial Peace Water Well  PRNewswire

Full sized Derry university would honour John Hume's memory  The Irish News

John Hume, Public Representative: A poem by Philip McDonagh  The Irish Times

New John and Pat Hume Foundation will nurture legacy  The Irish News

John Hume Requiem commemorated at St Eugene's cathedral  The Irish News

Life-saving well in Uganda inspired by John Hume  The Irish News

DJL78: RT @oakroyd: South Rotunda, #Glasgow, 1974. (John Hume) https://t.co/Q9sNCvl73D

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DodgyDavie: RT @oakroyd: South Rotunda, #Glasgow, 1974. (John Hume) https://t.co/Q9sNCvl73D

BeerhuntersTA: RT @oakroyd: South Rotunda, #Glasgow, 1974. (John Hume) https://t.co/Q9sNCvl73D

hi, can anyone differentiate or correlate hume and locke's views on empiricsm? A brief summary can do but a clear explanation and opinions about their views is very much appreciated. 10 points for the best explanation, Thanks in advance :)

I know that John Locke states that personal identity is based off memory, for example, prince and cobbler. But, there is a flaw in his argument with the Brave officer paradox. Hume states that there is no criterion for personal identity, but I don't exactly understand his evidence or how he supports his argument. Could anyone help me understand what his argument is and his claims? Also, a problem with Hume's argument is that because there is no connection between memories then that means that we are technically not the same person, in that case would that mean we could not arrest criminals?

My elderly aunt (aged 90) has met someone who claims to be the son of Sir John Hume, leader of the SDLP and he's so charmed her that she wants to leave him something in her will. However I'm suspicious because he doesn't have an Irish accent and seems to know very little about Ireland. He's told my Aunt this is because he was born in Essex when his father lived there! He's told her that he worked in Kensington Palace on security, because they'll only employ people with his type of background for reasons of State security. I think he's a con artist but nothing I say gets through to her. I've looked up John Hume on Google in the hopes of finding out if he has any children and if so their gender and ages, but can find nothing. I've also looked up the name he's given her and found nothing that matches. Can anyone help me please? Yes I knew about him never having lived anywhere but Ireland and France, what I really need is something I can print off about his children or lack thereof, because she's not going to be convinced by anyone else. And I would report him to the police if I knew who he really is and where he lives! If he doesn't exist then under the info he's given her, then she can't leave him anything in her will but it could cause complications with her estate and I'm worried that she might give him money or valuables now.

For my research paper, I'm supposed to analyze The Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes, The Two Treatise of Civil Government by John Locke, and the Political Essays of David Hume. What I'm asking is, how did each author through their works relate their opinion of human nature to the formation of government and how did they inspire the founding fathers of our nation?