[ Table of Contents ] – [ Part One: Works by Locke ]

Schuurman, P. & Walmsley, J. C. (eds.)

Of the conduct of the understanding and other writings on philosophy, 1690–1704 / John Locke ; edited by Paul Schuurman and J. C. Walmsley. – Oxford : Clarendon Press, in preparation. – (The Clarendon edition of the works of John Locke)

Contents:

I. Writings against Malebranche and Norris

1. An Answer to Mr. Norris’s Reflections – [MS Locke c. 28, ff. 107-112]
2. Remarks upon some of Mr Norris’s Books – [MS Locke d. 3, pp. 89-109]
3. Notes on Malebranche’s Recherche de la Vérité – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 119^r-^v]
4. An Examination of Malebranche’s Opinion of seeing all things in God –
   [MS Locke d. 3, pp. 1-86]

II. Ethical Fragments

5. Ethica A – [MS Locke c. 42B, p. 224]
6. Thus I thinke – [MS Locke c. 28, ff. 143-144 and 153-154]
7. Morality – [MS Locke c. 28, ff. 139-140]
8. Ethica B – [MS Locke c. 28, ff. 141-142]
9. Ethica C – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 113^r]
10. Justitia – [Adversaria 1661, p. 24]

III. Drafts for Additions to the Essay concerning Human Understanding

11. Anima – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 115^r]
12. Method – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 115^r-^v]
13. Connection of Ideas – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 115^v]
14. “Perhaps it will be said …” (unused addition to Essay II.xxi.54) – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 116^r-^v]
15. “By this learned art …” (unused addition to Essay III.x.11) – [MS Locke c. 28, ff. 117^r-118^v]
16. “We cannot but thinke that angels …” (unused adition to Essay III.x.13) – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 118^r-^v]
17. Enthusiasm (Essay IV.xix) – [MS Locke e. 1, pp. 1, 2-6, 7, 9, 10-31]
18. Ballance the difficulties on both sides (addition to Essay IV, iii.6) – [MS Locke e. 1, pp. 6, 8, 9, 10, 11]
19. Association of Ideas (Essay II.xxxiii) – [MS Locke e. 1, pp. 30-56]
20. Maximes (addition to Essay IV.xii.3) – [MS Locke e. 1, p. 182]
21. “Monsieur Menage …” (addition to Essay III.vi.26) – [MS Locke e. 1, pp. 184-185]

IV. Of the Conduct of the Understanding

22. Of the Conduct of the Understanding – [MS Locke e. 1, pp. i, iv, 1 and 52-261]

V. Miscellaneous Philosophical Writings

23. Ignorantia – [MS Locke c. 33, f. 27^v]
24. Anima – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 113^r]
25. Voluntas – [MS Locke c. 28, f. 114^v]
26. Des Cartes’s proof of a god from the idea of necessary existence examined – [MS Locke c. 28, ff. 119-120]
27. Observations on Mr Bolds papers – [MS Locke c. 27, ff. 147-150]
28. Judging. Election. Resolution – [MS Locke c. 43, pp. 47a-b]

VI. Marginalia in Books

29. Marginalia in John sergeant’s The Method to Science – [Bodleian Library, Locke 8.226a]
30. Marginalia in John Sergeant’s Solid Philosophy Asserted – [St. John’s College, Cambridge Library, Aa.2.27]
31. Marginalia in [Anon.] Remarks upon an Essay Concerning Humane Understanding – [Beinecke Rare Book and Manmuscript Library, K8 L79 Zz697Pa]
32. Marginalia in [Anon.] Third Remarks upon an Essay Concerning Humane Understanding – [Beinecke Rare Book and Manmuscript Library, K8 L79 Zz697Pb]