John Locke: problems and perspectives a collection of new essays; edited by John W. Yolton.
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1969.
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Table of Contents:
- John Locke's conception of freedom / Raymond Polin
- Locke, liberalism and nationalism / M. Seliger
- Locke and English liberalism: the Second Treatise of Government in its contemporary setting / Esmond S. De Beer
- The politics of Locke in England and America in the eighteenth century / John Dunn
- The family and the origins of the state in Locke's political philosophy / Gordon J. Schochet
- The state of nature and the nature of man in Locke / Hans Aarsleff
- John Locke, the great recoinage, and the origins of the Board of Trade: 1695-1698 / Peter Laslett
- Locke, Newton and the two cultures / James L. Axtell
- The science of nature / John W. Yolton
- Faith and knowledge in Locke's philosophy / Richard Ashcraft
- What is a nominal essence the essence of? / W. von Leyden
- The essayist in his Essay / Rosalie Colie
- Some observations on recent Locke scholarship / Hans Aarsleff.