Aarsleff, H.

“The state of nature and the nature of man in Locke.” – See entry in Chapter 7.

Armstrong, R. L.

“Cambridge Platonists and Locke on innate ideas” / by Robert L. Armstrong. // IN: Journal of the history of ideas. – 30 (1969):187-202.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.1

Ashcraft, R.

“Faith and knowledge in Locke’s philosophy” / by Richard Ashcraft. // IN: John Locke, problems and perspectives … / edited by John W. Yolton (1969). – p. 194-223.

Italian translation: “Fede e conoscenza nella filosofia di Locke” in Locke / a cura di Fiorella Pintacuda De Michelis (1978). – p. 224-267.

H&W 267; H&W 1983

Bailie, S. H.

An analysis of general terms in Locke and Hume … / by Samuel H. Bailie. – Thesis (M.A.)–Queen’s University, Belfast, 1969. – 164 leaves.

Y&Y 1970.5 [sic]

Bréhier, É. & Julia, D.

“Filosofia occidentale” / Émile Bréhier, Didier Julia ; adattato da Maria Teresa Scarsi. // IN: Enciclopedia generale illustrata Rizzoli-Larousse. – Milano : Rizzoli, 1969. – vol. 3.

See p. 361-362.

M 348

Brittan, G. G., Jr.

“Measurability, commonsensibility, and primary qualities” / Gordon G. Brittan, Jr. // IN: Australasian journal of philosophy. – 47 (1969):15-24.

Abstract: PhI 1969:295-296.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.6

Buchdahl, G.

Metaphysics and the philosophy of science : the classical origins, Descartes to Kant / Gerd Buchdahl. – Oxford : B. Blackwell ; Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, 1969.

See Ch. 4, “Locke : narrowing the limits of scientific knowledge” (p. 181-274).

Review: J. W. Yolton, “Philosophy of science from Descartes to Kant” (1971).

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.7

Capaldi, N.

Human knowledge : a philosophical analysis of its meaning and scope / Nicholas Capaldi. – New York : Pegasus, ©1969. – (Traditions in philosophy)

See p. 43-47, 94-99.

B 186

Chandler, H. S.

“Shoemaker’s arguments against Locke” / by Hugh S. Chandler. // IN: Philosophical quarterly. – 19 (1969):263-265.

Comment on Shoemaker, Self-knowledge and self-identity (1963)

Abstract: BullSig 24:967.

H&W 1983

Colie, R.

“The essayist in his Essay” / by Rosalie Colie. // IN: John Locke, problems and perspectives … / edited by John W. Yolton (1969). – p. 234-261.

H&W 267; H&W 1983

Crippa, R.

“J. Locke e l’illuminismo” / Romeo Crippa. // IN: I problemi dell’illuminismo e la loro attualità nella cultura di lingua italiana e nella cultura di lingua tedesca nel quadro dell’unità culturale europea : atti del VI convego internationale di studi italo-tedeschi = Die Probleme der Aufklärung und ihre Aktualität in der deutschen und italienischen Kultur im Rahmen der europäischen Kultureinheit : Akten der VI internationalen Tagung deutsch-italienischer Studien, Merano, Aprile 21-26, 1965. – Bolzano : La Bodoniana, 1969. – p. 295-299.

M 239; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.8

Danto, A.

“Semantical vehicles, understanding and innate ideas” / Arthur Danto. // IN: Language and philosophy : a symposium / edited by Sidney Hook. – New York : New York University Press ; London : University of London Press, 1969. – p. 120-137.

H&W 1983

Dillon, G. L.

The art how to know men : a study of rationalist psychology and neo-classical dramatic theory / by George Lewis Dillon. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–University of California, Berkeley, 1969. – iii, 252 leaves.

See leaves 92-99.

Abstracts: DAI 31A:727; BullSig 25:1304.

Faggiotto, P.

Il problema della metafisica nel pensiero moderno / Pietro Faggiotto. – Padova : CEDAM, 1969-   . – (Pubblicazioni della Scuola di Perfezionamento in Filosofia dell’Università di Padova. Lezioni e conferenze)

See Ch. 6, “Giovanni Locke” (vol. 1:173-237)

M 241; H&W 1983

Giovannini, G.

Il pensiero filosofico nel Rinascimento e nell’Età moderna : questionario di storia della filosofia / Giovanni Giovannini. – Firenze : R. Sandron, 1969.

See “La critica della conoscenza di Giovanni Locke” (p. 251-272)

M 246b

Gruner, R.

“Berkeley on general ideas” / Rolf Gruner. // IN: Dialogue (Montréal). – 8 (1969/70):481-485.

Abstract: PhI 1970:515.

Hammond, A. L.

Ideas about substance / Albert L. Hammond. – Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press, 1969.

See Ch. 4, “The English way of ideas” (p. 92-116)

H&W 1983

Harris, E. E.

Fundamentals of philosophy : a study of classical texts / Errol E. Harris. – New York : Holt, Rinehart and Winston, ©1969.

See ch. 15-19 (p. 223-278)

Also published as: Foundations of philosophy / by Errol Harris. – London : G. Allen & Unwin, 1969. – See Ch. 14-18 (p. 169-205)

LNL 6:22; H&W 1983

Helm, P.

“John Locke and Jonathan Edwards : a reconsideration” / Paul Helm. // IN: Journal of the history of philosophy. – 7 (1969):51-61.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.14

Howell, W. S.

“John Locke and the new logic” / Wilbur Samuel Howell. // IN: Action and conviction in early modern Europe : essays in memory of E.H. Harbison / editors, Theodore K. Rabb, Jerrold E. Seigel. – Princeton : Princeton University Press, 1969. – p. 423-452.

LNL 3:6; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.15

Kantor, J. R.

The scientific evolution of psychology / J.R. Kantor. – Chicago Ill. : Principia Press, 1963-69.

See Ch. 23, “John Locke and the cognitive soul” (vol. 2 (1969):71-87)

H&W 1983

Lewis, D.

“The existence of substances and Locke’s way of ideas” / by Douglas Lewis. // IN: Theoria. – 35 (1969):124-146.

Abstract: BullSig 24:1315.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.19

McCracken, C. J.

The reception of Malebranche’s philosophy in Britain / by Charles James McCracken. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–University of California, Berkeley, 1969.

See 4, “Locke’s refutation of Malebranche” (leaves 197-275) and 5, “John Norris” (leaves 276-353)

Abstracts: DAI 31:802; BullSig 25:1326.

Odegard, D.

“Locke and substance” / Douglas Odegard. // IN: Dialogue (Montréal). – 8 (1969/70):243-255.

Abstracts: PhI 1969:490; BullSig 24:3779.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.23

Odegard, D.

“Locke and the unreality of relations” / by Douglas Odegard. // IN: Theoria. – 35 (1969):147-152.

Abstracts: PhI 1970:643; BullSig 24:1317.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.24

Odegard, D.

“Locke, Leibniz and identical propositions” / by Douglas Odegard. // IN: Studia Leibnitiana. – 1 (1969):241-253.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.25

Opie, J.

Jonathan Edwards and the Enlightenment / edited with an introduction by John Opie. – Lexington, Mass. : D.C. Heath, ©1969. – (Problems in American civilization)

See “The influence of John Locke upon Edwards” (p. 1-21); includes texts from Locke and Edwards.

A [342]

Park, D.

“Locke and Berkeley on the Molyneux problem” / by Désirée Park. // IN: Journal of the history of ideas. – 30 (1969):253-260.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.27

Pellizzi, C.

“Materiali per una sistematica sociolinguistica : da Locke a Vico” / Camillo Pellizzi. // IN: Rassegna italiana di sociologia. – 10 (1969):5-42.

H&W 1983

Price, H. H.

Belief / by H.H. Price. – London : G. Allen & Unwin ; New York : Humanities Press, 1969. – (Giffard lectures delivered at the University of Aberdeen in 1960)

See “Degrees of assent : Newman’s criticisms of Locke” (p. 130-156)

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.29

Rousseau, G. S.

“Science and the discovery of the imagination in enlightened England.” – See entry in Chapter 10.

Sartorius, R.

“A neglected aspect of the relationship between Berkeley’s theory of vision and his immaterialism” / Rolf Sartorius. // IN: American philosophical quarterly. – 6 (1969):318-323.

H&W 267; H&W 1983

Seung, T. K.

Kant’s transcendental logic / by Thomas Kaehao Swing [sic]. – New Haven ; London : Yale University Press, 1969.

See “What position did Kant eventually take on the Locke-Leibniz dispute?” (p. 174-188)

Shapiro, B. J.

“Law and science in seventeenth-century England” / Barbara J. Shapiro. // IN: Stanford law review. – 21 (1968/69):727-766.

Smith, J. E.

“The reflexive turn, the linguistic turn, and the pragmatic outcome” / John E. Smith. // IN: Monist. –l 53 (1969):588-605.

Abstract: PhI 1970:710.

Von Leyden, W.

“What is a nominal essence the essence of?” / by W. von Leyden. // IN: John Locke, problems and perspectives … / edited by John W. Yolton (1969). – p. 224-233.

H&W 267; H&W 1983

Weeden, J. L.

Philosophy as a rationale for rhetorical systems : a case study derivation of rhetorical cognates from the philosophical doctrines of John Locke … / by Jerry Lee Weedon. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–University of California, Los Angeles, 1969. – ix, 333 leaves.

Abstracts: DAI 31A:851-852; BullSig 25:1322.

H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.33

Wells, R.

“Innate knowledge” / Rulon Wells. // IN: Language and philosophy : a symposium / edited by Sidney Hook. – New York : New York University Press ; London : University of London Press, 1969. – p. 99-119.

H&W 396; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.34

Wilkins, B. T.

“Burke on words” / Burleigh T. Wilkins. // IN: Studies in Burke and his time. – 11 (1969/70):1305-1309.

LNL 6:22; H&W 1983

Williams, C. J. F.

“Are primary qualities qualities?” / by C.J.F. Williams. // IN: Philosophical quarterly. – 19 (1969):310-323.

Abstracts: PhI 1970:755; BullSig 24:2461.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.35

Woolhouse, R.

“Geach, Locke, and nominal essences” / by Roger Woolhouse. // IN: Philosophical studies. – 20 (1969):77-80.

Comment on Barclay, “Geach, Locke, and nominal essences” (1967); see also comment by Odegard, “Locke, Geach and individual essences” (1971); and reply by Woolhouse, “Locke, Geach, and individuals’ essences” (1973)

Abstracts: PhI 1970:762; BullSig 24:2017.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.37

Woolhouse, R.

“Substance and substances in Locke’s Essay” / by Roger Woolhouse. // IN: Theoria. – 35 (1969):153-167.

Abstracts: PhI 1969:607; BullSig 24:1316.

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1969.38

Yolton, J. W.

“The science of nature” / by John W. Yolton. // IN: John Locke, problems and perspectives … / edited by John W. Yolton (1969). – p. 183-193.

H&W 267; H&W 1983