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- Contents:
Editorial (pages 1-2)
Hall, R. Recent publications on Locke (pages 3-12)
Tomida, Y. The imagist interpretation of Locke revisited : a reply to Ayers (pages 13-30)
Ferguson, S. What makes Locke’s simple ideas adequate? : a response to Bermúdez (pages 31-40)
LaPorte, J. Locke’s semantics and the new theory of reference to natural kinds (pages 41-64)
Meynell, G. Locke’s collaboration with Sydenham : the significance of Locke’s indexes (pages 65-74)
Milton, P. Denis Grenville and John Locke (pages 75-108)
Milton, J. R. Locke manuscripts among the Shaftesbury Papers in the Public Record Office (pages 109-130)
Hall, R. Locke’s apologies in the Essay (pages 131-138)
Stewart, M. A. & R. E. Savage. The Nidditch Locke on disk : some cautions (pages 139-146)
Marshall, J. Locke and socinianism (pages 147-148)
Meynell, G. Why ‘Fox’ Bourne? (pages 149-130)
Wood, P. Review of The philosophical canon in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, edited by G. A. J. Rogers and S. Tomaselli (pages 151-156)
Stewart, M. A. Review of Philosophers of the Enlightenment : Locke, Hume and Berkeley revisited, by G. Hanratty (pages 157-161)
Mandelbrote, S. Review of The mind of John Locke, by I. Harris (pages 162-168)
Mendus, S. Review of Locke on government, by D. A. Lloyd Thomas (pages 169-175)
