Locke

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ⅸ
• Series Preface by the editors = xiii
• Introduction by the editors = xv
• 1. 'International Calvinism Through Locke and the Revolution of 1688', American Historical Review, XXXII, 475-99 / Herbert D. Foster (1927) = 1
• 2. 'John Locke: Born 28 August, 1632', Cambridge Review, 54, November 4, 72-3 / M. Oakeshott (1932) = 26
• 3. 'Political Philosophy and Political Fact: The Evidence of John Locke', in R.S. Allan (ed.) Liberty and Learning: Essays in Honour of Sir James Hight, Chapter 14, Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, 188-222 / N. C. PhiHips (1950) = 28
• 4. 'The Social Bearing of Locke's Political Theory', Western Political Quarterly, Ⅶ (1), March, 1-22 / C. B. Macpherson (1954) = 63
• 5. 'Foundations of Democracy, Property and Freedom in the Natural Law Doctrine of John Locke', Ethics, LXVI, 86-90, notes from p 101 (abridged) / Hans Kelsen (1955) = 85
• 6. 'The English Revolution and Locke's "Two Treatises of Goverwnent"', Cambridge Histoyical Journal, XII (1), 40-55 / Peter Laslett (1956) = 90
• 7. 'Locke's Essays on the Law of Nature', Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, XVII (1), September, 105-13 / John W. Lenz (1956) = 106
• 8. 'John Locke and Natural Law', Philosophy, XXXI, January, 23-35 / W. von Leyden (1956) = 115
• 9. 'Locke's Doctrine of Natural Law', Ameirican Polilical Science Review, LII (2), June, 490-501 / Leo Strauss (1958) = 128
• 10. 'Locke on the Law of Nature', Philosophical Review, 67, 477-98 / John W. Yolton (1958) = 140
• 11. 'John Locke in the Republic of Letters', in J. S. Bromley and E. H. Kossmann (eds), Britain and the Netherlands, Chapter 6, London: Chatto & Windus, 111-29 / Rosalie L. Colie (1960) = 162
• 12. 'L'Abbozzo originario e gli stadi dicomposizione di "An Essay Concerning Toleration" e la nascita delle teorie politico-religiose di John Locke', Rivista di Filosofia, LII, 285-311 (in Italian) / Carlo Augusto Viano (1961) = 181
• 13. 'Leibniz on Locke on Language', American Philosophical Quarterly, 1 (3), July, 165-88 / Hans Aarsleff (1964) = 208
• 14. 'John Locke: The Appointment Offered to Him in 1698', Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, XXXIX, 213-19 / E. S. de Beer (1966) = 232
• 15. 'The Role of Inheritance in Locke's Political Theory', Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, XXXII (1), February, 38-45 / David P. Gauthier (1966) = 239
• 16. 'Consent in the Political Theory of John Locke', Historical Journal, X (2), 153-82 / John Dunn (1967) = 247
• 17. 'Political Theory and Political Reform: John Locke's Essay on Virginia', Western Political Quarterly, XXII (4), December, 742-58 / Richard Ashcraft (1969) = 277
• 18. 'The Making of Homo Faber: John Locke Between Ideology and History', Journal of the History of Ideas, XXXIII (1), January-March, 3-22 / E. J. Hundert (1972) = 294
• 19. 'Appropriation in the State of Nature: Locke on the Origin of Property', Journal of the History of Ideas, XXXV (2), 211-30 / Karl Olivecrona (1974) = 314
• 20. 'Locke's Theory of Appropriation', Philosophical Quarterly, 24 (96), July, 220-34 / Karl Olivecrona (1974) = 334
• 21. 'Market Society and Meaning in Locke's Political Philosophy', Journal of the History of Philosophy, XV (1), January, 33-44 / E. J. Hundert (1977) = 349
• 22. 'Locke on Assent and Toleration', Journal of Religion, 58 (1), January, 30-36 / J. T. Moore (1978) = 361
• 23. 'Marriage Contract and Social Contract in Seventeenth Century English Political Thought', Western Political Quarterly, XXXII (1), March, 79-91 / Mary Lyndon Shanley (1979) = 368
• 24. 'The Framework of Natural Rights in Locke's Analysis of Property: A Contextual Reconstruction', in Anthony Parel and Thomas Flanagan (eds), Theories of Properiy: Atistotle to the Present, Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfred Laurier University Press, 114-38 / James Tully (1979) = 381
• 25. 'Revolutionary Politics and Locke's Two Treatises of Government: Radicalism and Lockean Political Theory', Political Theory, 8 (4), November, 429-86 / Richard Ashcraft (1980) = 406
• 26. 'Locke's Confusion of Explanation with Justification', Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, Chapter 3.2, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 139-48 / Richard Rorty (1980) = 464
• 27. 'Individuality and Clientage in the Formation of Locke's Social Imagination', in Reinhard Brandt (ed.), John Locke: Symposium Wolfenbanel 1979, Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 43-73 / John Dunn (1981) = 474
• 28. 'Locke, Law and the Laws of Nature', in Reinhard Brandt (ed.), John Locke: Symposium Wotfenb$$\ddot u$$ttel 1979, Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 146-62 / G. A. J. Rogers (1981) = 505
• 29. 'The Exclusion Controversy, Pamphleteering and Locke's Two Treatises', Historical Journal, XXIV (1), 49-68 / Charles D. Tarlton (1981) = 522
• 30. 'Locke's Account of Inheritance and Bequest', Journal of the History of Philosophy, 19, 39-51 / J. J. Waldron (1981) = 542
• 31. 'Review of James Tully: A Discourse on Property: John Locke and his Adversaries', Philosophical Quarterly, 32 (126), January, 91-4 / J. L. Mackie (1982) = 555
• 32. 'Locke on Representation in Politics', History of European Ideas, 3 (4), 403-14 / Geraint Parry (1982) = 559
• 33. 'Political Obligation and the Strict Settlement', Locke Newslener, 13, 47-55 / Andrew Reeve (1982) = 571
• Name Index = 581