Logic & the Workings of the Mind: The Logic of Ideas & Faculty Psychology in Early Modern Philosophy (North American Kant Society Studies in Philosophy)

Preface (Lorne Falkenstein and Patricia Easton)......Page 2
Why Logic Became Epistemology: Gassendi, Port Royal, and the Reformation in Logic (Frederick S. Michael)......Page 9
The Workings of the Intellect: Mind and Psychology (Gary Hatfield)......Page 29
Petrus Fonseca on Objective Concepts and the Analogy of Being (E. Jennifer Ashworth)......Page 54
Arnauld on the Nature of Ideas as a Topic in Logic: The Port-Royal Logic and On True and False Ideas (Elmar J. Kremer)......Page 71
Francis Hutcheson's Logicae Compendium and the Glasgow School of Logic (Emily Michael)......Page 89
The Priority of Thought to Language in Cartesian Philosophy (Jill Vance Buroker)......Page 103
Berkeley's Metaphysics and Ramist Logic (Fred Wilson)......Page 114
Hume and the Logicians (Charles Echelbarger)......Page 142
Hume on Demonstration (David Owen)......Page 157
Kant on Logic and Self-Consciousness (Patricia Kitcher)......Page 179
Leibniz and the Model for Contingent Truths (Francois Duchesneau)......Page 195
Hume on Possible Objects and Impossible Ideas (Phillip D. Cummins)......Page 214
The Wolffian Background of Kant's Transcendental Deduction (Manfred Kuehn)......Page 231
Between Medicina Mentis and Medical Materialism (Catherine Wilson)......Page 253
Descartes's Rules and the Workings of the Mind (Eric Palmer)......Page 271
Causal Inference, Associationism, and Skepticism in Part III of Book I of Hume's Treatise (Louis E. Loeb)......Page 285
Kant's Dialectic and the Logic of Illusion (Robert E. Butts)......Page 308
Bibliography (Anthony Lariviere and Thomas Teufel)......Page 319
Index......Page 329