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Locke Studies   Volume 1 (2001)

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Editorial (pages 1-2)

Hall, R. Recent publications on Locke (pages 3-13)

Hall, R. The role of experience in Locke (pages 15-30)

Soles, D. & Bradfield, K. Some remarks on Locke’s use of thought experiments (pages 31-62)

Meyers, R. G. Was Locke an empiricist? (pages 63-85)

Crouch, M. A. Locke on language and reality (pages 87-104)

Ferguson, S. Lockian teleosemantics (pages 105-122)

Schuurman, P. Locke’s Of the conduct of the understanding and MSS Locke e. 1 and c. 28 (pages 123-157)

Cresswell, M. J. An ‘ontological’ argument for the contract-trust theory (pages 159-171)

Simmons, A. J. The conjugal and the political in Locke (pages 173-189)

Savonius, S.-J. The Swedish translation of Locke’s ‘Second treatise’, 1726 (pages 191-219)

Meynell, G. Locke as a pupil of Peter Stahl (pages 221-227)

Milton, J. R. Some recent additions to Locke’s correspondence (pages 229-234)

Rickless, S. C. Review article on Liberty worth the name : Locke on free agency, by G. Yaffe (pages 235-255)

Goldie, M. Review of English philosophy in the age of Locke, edited by M. A. Stewart (pages 257-266)

Tipton, I. Review of Berkeley’s thought, by G. S. Pappas (pages 267-275)

Morimura, S. Review of John Locke no Jiyushugi Seijitetsugaku, by K. Shimokawa (pages 276-281)

Fabre, C. Review of Locke, by A. Tadié (pages 281-283)