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Locke's metaphysics /

Matthew Stuart offers a fresh interpretation of John Locke's 'Essay Concerning Human Understanding', arguing for the work's profound contribution to metaphysics. He presents new readings of Locke's accounts of personal identity and the primary/secondary quality distinction,...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Stuart, Matthew
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2013.
Edición:1. ed.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Contents
  • Abbreviations and Other Conventions
  • 1 Categories
  • Â1 Introduction
  • Â2 Modes
  • Â3 Substances
  • Â4 Mixed Modes
  • Â5 Relations
  • 2 Qualities
  • Â6 Qualities and Powers
  • Â7 Qualities in the Drafts
  • Â8 Defining Primary Qualities
  • Â9 Extension
  • Â10 Solidity
  • Â11 Other Primary Qualities
  • 3 Secondary Qualities
  • Â12 Two Kinds of Secondary Qualities
  • Â13 Resemblances and Bare Powers
  • Â14 Colors
  • Â15 Degenerate Powers
  • Â16 Apparent Colors
  • Â17 Colors and Pains
  • Â18 Transient Colors
  • Â19 Other Powers4 Essence
  • Â20 Real and Nominal Essences
  • Â21 Relative and Total Real Essences
  • Â22 Workmanship of the Understanding
  • Â23 Anti-Essentialism
  • Â24 Natural Kinds
  • Â25 Perfecting Nominal Essences
  • 5 Substratum
  • Â26 The Idea of Substance
  • Â27 Making the Idea of Substance
  • Â28 A Variety of Readings
  • Â29 Obscurity
  • Â30 Confusedness
  • Â31 Problems with the Idea of Substance
  • 6 Mind and Matter
  • Â32 Immaterial Substances
  • Â33 A Case for Dualism
  • Â34 Thinking Matter
  • Â35 Arbitrary DeterminationsÂ36 Voluntarism
  • Â37 Mechanism
  • 7 Identity
  • Â38 Principles of Individuation
  • Â39 The Problem of Constitution
  • Â40 Matter and Temporal Parts
  • Â41 Persons and their Parts
  • Â42 The Difficulty About this Relation
  • Â43 Against Co-location
  • Â44 Women and Masses
  • Â45 The Oak and the Horse
  • Â46 Essence and Identity
  • Â47 Annihilation
  • 8 Persons
  • Â48 Introducing Persons
  • Â49 Persons and Substances
  • Â50 The Necessity Claim
  • Â51 Remembering and Forgetting
  • Â52 The Sufficiency ClaimÂ53 A Fatal Error?
  • Â54 Assessing the Simple Memory Theory
  • 9 Agency: The First Edition
  • Â55 Volition as Preference
  • Â56 The Objects of Volition
  • Â57 Voluntary Action
  • Â58 Freedom and Forbearance
  • Â59 Volition and Negative Action
  • Â60 A Problem for Lockeâ€?s Account
  • Â61 Freedom of the Will
  • Â62 Motivation and Preference
  • 10 Agency: The Revised Account
  • Â63 Rethinking Volition
  • Â64 Rethinking Motivation
  • Â65 A Mistake of One Word
  • Â66 Suspending Desire
  • Â67 Suspension and IndeterminismÂ68 Suspension and Freedom
  • Â69 Motivation and Judgment
  • Â70 Forbearance in the Fifth Edition
  • Bibliography
  • Index
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  • Index Locorum