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RULED BY THE HEART
Hume believed that our behavior is determined by our emotions -- our desires and passions. Reason, the slave of the passions, only comes into play in order to secure those desires. In his painting the Bolt (C 1777), the French Baroque artist Jean-Honore Fregonard powerfully expressed one of the overriding human passions -- that of desire.
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