A Companion to Locke

Content: Notes on Contributors ix    References to Locke   sWorks xvi    Introduction 1 Matthew Stuart    Part I Life and Background 25    1 Locke   s Life 27 Mark Goldie    2 The Contexts of Locke   s Political Thought 45 Jacqueline Rose    3 Locke and Natural Philosophy 64 Peter R. Anstey    4 Locke and Scholasticism 82 E.J. Ashworth    5 Locke and Descartes 100 Lisa Downing    Part II Metaphysics and Epistemology 121    6 The Genesis and Composition of the Essay 123 J. R. Milton    7 The Theory of Ideas 140 David Soles    8 Locke   s Critique of Innatism 157 Raffaella De Rosa    9 Locke on Perception 175 Michael Jacovides    10 Primary and Secondary Qualities 193 Robert A.Wilson    11 Locke on Essence and the Social Construction of Kinds 212 Kenneth P.Winkler    12 Locke   s Theory of Identity 236 Dan Kaufman    13 Liberty and Suspension in Locke   s Theory of theWill 260 Don Garrett    14 Language and Meaning 279 E.J. Lowe    15 Locke on Knowledge and Belief 296 Antonia LoLordo    16 Sensitive Knowledge: Locke on Skepticism and Sensation 313 Jennifer Nagel    17 Locke on Thinking Matter 334 Martha Brandt Bolton    18 The Correspondence with Stillingfleet 354 Matthew Stuart    Part III Government, Ethics, and Society 371    19 Locke on the Law of Nature and Natural Rights 373 S. Adam Seagrave    20 Locke on Property and Money 394 Richard Boyd    21 Locke on the Social Contract 413 A. John Simmons    22 Locke on Toleration 433 Alex Tuckness    23 Locke on Education 448 Ruth W. Grant and Benjamin R. Hertzberg    Part IV Religion 467    24 Locke   s Philosophy of Religion 469 Marcy P. Lascano    25 The Reasonableness of Christianity and A Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistles of St Paul 486 Victor Nuovo    Part V Locke   s Legacy 503    26 Locke and British Empiricism 505 Louis E. Loeb    27 Locke and the Liberal Tradition 528 Richard J. Arneson    28 Locke and America 546 Mark Goldie    Index 564