Anti-scepticism: Or, Notes Upon Each Chapter of Mr. Lock's Essay Concerning Humane Understanding. With an Explication of All the Particulars of which He Treats, and in the Same Order. In Four Books

Henry Lee (D.D.)

R. Clavel and C. Harper, 1702 - Knowledge, Theory of - 282 pages

Contents

• CHAP: 1
• No General Ideas: 4
• The word Triangle is a common Name just: 9
• No Innate Practical Principles: 11
• CHAP XX: 25
• Man is ownd a free Agent by this: 39
• Ideas not the Foundation of Certainty: 41
• No Knowledge gaind by Contemplation: 48
• Hat: 49
• 1: 51
• Liberty not a Power but only the: 58
• 2: 67
• CHAP XII: 68
• Subſtance as well conceivd as Mode either: 74
• CHAP XIV: 75
• CHAP XV: 81
• V: 87
• The occasion of the mistake that the Will: 95
• The Authors Representation of the danger: 101
• Particular Substances distinguishd only: 106
• The Authors Review of Original Ideas: 108
• This Authors way of arguing on this point: 111
• What we call the Nature of Subſtances: 112
• Cause and Effect only Names of Sub: 118
• Of Identity and Diverſity: 119
• Two puzzling Questions of the Authors: 125
• CHAP XXVIII: 131
• What a clear Idea is explaind by a: 134
• ٢٠٠: 201
• Time Place Magnitude capable of: 202
• Genus and Species what: 204
• Nature works regularly but naming things: 205
• The: 213
• CHAP VII: 219
• BOOK IV: 236
• Knowledge of Coexistence: 236
• L: 244
• No Proposition true or falſe but on supposition: 245
• Relative Knowledge: 251
• What does improve and prejudice Memory: 260
• Thoughts are not Motion: 270
• why its hard to treat of Mental Propoſitions: 283
• CHAP: 286
• Of Ideas in General and their Original: 294
• CHAP XIII: 301
• Revealed Propoſitions may be certain because: 310
• Contemplation what: 311
• Four forts of Arguments commonly used: 319
• Conclufion Two fort of Propositions knowable: 321
• Euro Reale: 329
• A Material Question started by the Author about: 335

Bibliographic information

• Title: Anti-scepticism: Or, Notes Upon Each Chapter of Mr. Lock's Essay Concerning Humane Understanding. With an Explication of All the Particulars of which He Treats, and in the Same Order. In Four Books
• Author: Henry Lee (D.D.)
• Publisher: R. Clavel and C. Harper, 1702
• Original from: Columbia University
• Digitized: Jun 10, 2009
• Length: 282 pages