An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Volumen1

John Bumpus, 1824 - 668 páginas

AN inquiry into the understand ing page	1

No innate speculative principles	7

No innate practical principles	26

Or ideas in general	62

Of simple ideas	75

Of ideas of one sense	78

Of solidity	80

Of simple ideas of divers senses	84

Of identity and diversity	258

Of other relations	278

Of clear and obscure distinct and confused ideas	308

Of real and fantastical ideas	316

Of adequate and inadequate ideas	319

Of true and false ideas 327 319	327

Of the association of ideas	336

of the signification of words	345

Of general terms	349

of the names of simple ideas	364

of the names of mixed modes and relations	371

of the names of substances	380

Of particles	409

Of abstract and concrete terms	411

Of the imperfection of words	413

Of the abuse of words	426

Of the remedies of the foregoing imperfections and abuses	442

Of knowledge in general	455

Of the degrees of our knowledge	464

Of the extent of human knowledge	471

Of the reality of knowledge	514

Of truth in general	524

Of maxims	540

Of trifling propositions	556

of our knowledge of existence	564

Of the knowledge of the existence	575

Some other considerations con	592

Título	An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Volumen1
Autor	John Locke
Edición	25
Editor	John Bumpus, 1824
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	18 Dic. 2008
Largo	668 páginas

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Some farther considerations con cerning our simple ideas	88

Of perception	97

Of retention	102

Of discerning and other operations of the mind	107

Of complex ideas	114

Of simple modes and first of the simple modes of space	117

Of duration and its simple modes	129

Of duration and expansion consi dered together	142

Of number	150

Of infinity	154

Of other simple modes	166

of the modes of thinking	168

Of modes of pleasure and pain	171

Of power	174

Of mixed modes	218

Of our complex ideas of substan	233

ces	234

Of collective ideas of substances	249

Of relation	250

Of cause and effect and other re lations	255