Learning from six philosophers

Oxford University Press

2001

2 vol.

9780198250913

VOLUME 1; 1. Cartesian and Aristotelian Physics; 2. Matter and Space; 3. Descartes's Physics; 4. Descartes's Dualisms; 5. Descartes on Causation; 6. Preparing to Approach Spinoza; 7. One Extended Substance; 8. Explaining the Parallelism; 9. Explanatory Rationalism; 10. Spinoza on Belief and Error; 11. Desire in Descartes and Spinoza; 12. Leibniz Arrives at Monads; 13. Causation and Perception in Leibniz; 14. Leibniz's Physics; 15. Harmony; 16. Animals that Think; 17. Leibniz'a Contained-Predicate Doctrine; 18. Leibniz and Relations; 19. Descartes's Search for Security; 20. Descartes's Stability Project; VOLUME 2; 21. Lockean Ideas: Overview and Foundations; 22. Lockean Ideas: Some Details; 23. Knowledge of Necessity; 24. Descartes's Theory of Modality; 25. Secondary Qualities; 26. Locke on Essences; 27. Substance in Locke; 28. Berkeley against Materialism; 29. Berkeley's Use of Locke's Work; 30. Berkeley on Spirits; 31. Berkeleian Sensible Things; 32. Hume's 'Ideas'; 33. Hume and Belief; 34. Some Humean Doctrine about Relations; 35. Hume on Causation: Negative; 36. Hume on Causation: Positive; 37. Hume on the Existence of Bodies; 38. Reason; 39. Locke on Diachronic Identity-Judgements; 40. Hume and Leibniz on Personal Identity; Bibliography, Index of Persons, Index of Topics

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