《Hume Studies》 as an interdisciplinary academic journal focused on David Hume's ideas, provides scholars with a platform for in-depth exploration and analysis of Hume's philosophy, history, and literary contributions. The journal encourages scholars to adopt different perspectives and methods to study Hume's works, whether from a historical perspective to examine the origin and development of his ideas, or from a modern philosophical perspective to reinterpret and critique them. In addition, the journal also welcomes textual analysis of Hume's works, systematic interpretation of his ideas, and comparative studies of Hume's ideas with other philosophers or schools of thought.

The magazine emphasizes the originality and depth of academic research, requiring submissions not only to have a rigorous academic attitude, but also to make substantial contributions to existing academic discussions. This means that the author needs to demonstrate a profound understanding of Hume's ideas, as well as extensive reading and in-depth mastery of relevant academic literature. Through this approach, the journal aims to promote continuous exploration and academic dialogue on Hume's ideas, and to promote a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of this great thinker.