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John Locke, theory of knowledge /
edited with introductions by Vere Chappell. –
New York ; London : Garland Publishing, 1992. – xii, 614 p. –
(Essays on early modern philosophers ; vol. 8)
Contents:
- Series introduction (p. v-vi)
- Volume introduction (p. xi-xii)
- Peter Alexander
- “Boyle and Locke on primary and secondary qualities” (p. 1-17)
- Peter Alexander
- “Locke on substance-in-general” (p. 19-53)
- E. J. Ashworth
- “Locke on languge” (p. 55-83)
- Margaret Atherton
- “Locke’s theory of personal identity” (p. 85-105)
- Margaret Atherton
- “The inessentiality of Lockean essences” (p. 107-123)
- M. R. Ayers
- “The ideas of power and substance in Locke’s philosophy”
(p. 125-151)
- Michael Ayers
- “Are Locke’s ‘ideas’ images, intentional objects
or natural signs?” (p. 153-186)
- Jonathan Barnes
- “Mr. Locke’s darling notion” (p. 187-208)
- Jonathan Bennett
- “Substratum” (p. 209-227)
- Martha Brandt Bolton
- “Substances, substrata, and names of substances in Locke’s Essay”
(p. 228-253)
- Martha Brandt Bolton
- “Locke and pyrrhonism : the doctrine of primary and secondary qualities”
(p. 255-277)
- John Campbell
- “Locke on qualities” (p. 279-297)
- N. G. E. Harris
- “Locke’s triangles” (p. 299-309)
- Paul Helm
- “Locke’s theory of personal identity” (p. 311-323)
- Norman Kretzmann
- “The main thesis of Locke’s semantic theory” (p. 325-346)
- Mark A. Kulstad
- “Locke on consciousness and reflection” (p. 347-371)
- J. L. Mackie
- “Locke and respresentative perception” (p. 372-382)
- Ruth Marie Mattern
- “Locke – ‘our knowledge, which all consists in propositions’ ” (p. 383-401)
- Ruth Mattern
- “Moral science and the concept of persons in Locke” (p. 402-423)
- H. E. Matthews
- “Locke, Malebranche and the representative theory” (p. 424-433)
- Edwin McCann
- “Locke on identity : matter, life, and consciousness” (p. 434-457)
- J. R. Milton
- “John Locke and the nominalist tradition” (p. 458-475)
- J. A. Passmore
- “Locke and the ethics of belief” (p. 477-500)
- G. A. J. Rogers
- “Locke, law and the laws of nature” (p. 502-518)
- W. M. Spellman
- “Locke and the Latitudinarian perspective on original sin” (p. 519-532)
- Jürgen Sprute
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- “John Lockes Konzeption der Ethik” (p. 533-548)
- John Troyer
- “Locke on the names of substances” (p. 549-561)
- Jeffrey Wieand
- “Locke on memory” (p. 563-575)
- Margaret D. Wilson
- “Superadded properties : the limits of mechanism in Locke”
(p. 577-584)
- J. W. Yolton
- “Locke on knowledge of body” (p. 585-610)
- Acknowledgments (p. 611-614)
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