An edition of Locke's Image of the World
(2017)
Locke's Image of the World
by Michael Jacovides
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Modern philosophy originates during the scientific revolution, and Michael Jacovides provides an engaging account of how this scientific background influences one of the foremost figures of early modern philosophy, John Locke. With this guiding thread, Jacovides gives clear and accurate answers to some of the central questions surrounding Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding. Why does he say that we have an obscure idea of substance? Why does he think that we perceive a two-dimensional array of color patches? Why does he think that matter can't naturally think? Why does he analyze secondary qualities as powers to produce ideas in us?
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Locke's Image of the World
Mar 19, 2017, Oxford University Press
hardcover
in English
0198789866 9780198789864
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