David Hume defines ideas as the “copies” of “impressions,” where impressions are “vivid” and “lively” as received directly from sense experience, while ideas are mental copies of inward or outward impressions that are “faint” or “feeble.”

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• Person: K. S. Sangeetha Organization: Rebus Community
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• sense experience concept
• idea concept
• impression concept