Engels fait donc ressortir au premier plan ce qui est commun à Hume et à Kant, et non ce qui les sépare.
Engels, therefore, lays stress on what is common both to Hume and Kant, and not on what divides them.
Partis de Kant, Mach et Avenarius sont allés non au matérialisme, mais en sens inverse, à Hume et à Berkeley.
Both Mach and Avenarius started with Kant and, leaving him, proceeded not towards materialism, but in the opposite direction, towards Hume and Berkeley.
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