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Locke's Theory of Knowledge and its Historical Relations.

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Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics Historical Philosophy and Science

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Part I. The Doctrine of the Essay 1. The problem of knowledge and the 'new way of ideas' 2. The polemic against innate principles 3. The origin and formation of ideas 4. The contents of our ideas of modes 5. Our ideas of substance, causality and identity 6. The general nature of knowledge 7. The kinds and limits of knowledge Part II. The Historical Relations of Locke's Doctrine: 8. Locke and scholasticism 9. Locke and Descartes 10. Locke and contemporary English philosophy 11. Locke and Leibniz 12. Locke and Leibniz (continued) 13. Locke and Kante Index.

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