John Locke / by D.J. O'Connor.
Introduces Locke's philosophy in a full, clear account of his theory of knowledge, his political theory and his conclusions on ideas and experience, substance and causality, the nature of understanding, language and thinking, and judgment and opinion. The author also criticizes Locke's thi...
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New York :
Dover Publications,
[1967]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- The aim and method of Locke's theory of knowledge
- Ideas and experience
- Substance and causality
- The nature of the understanding
- Language and thinking
- The nature of knowledge
- Judgement and opinion
- Political theory
- Conclusion.