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Frankly speaking, I decided to read about Hume, as it was he who had awakened Kant from his dogmatic slumber, so this reading was purposed as a means to an end. The book (however introductory it might be) has completely changed my rudimentary opinion Hume, as the one worth being an absolutely glorious end and has given me quite a good overview, what his thinking was about. So now I think, instead of jumping right away into Kant, I'll pause for some time and read Hume himself. Thanks Prof. Harris