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John Locke's conception of freedom, by RAYMOND POLIN,<br/>Professor of Philosophy, the Sorbonne, Paris<br/><br/>Locke, liberalism and nationalism, by M. SELIGER, Associate<br/>Professor of Political Science, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br/><br/>Locke and English liberalism: the Second Treatise of<br/>Government in its contemporary setting, by ESMOND S.<br/>DE BEER, Fellow of the British Academy<br/><br/>The politics of Locke in England and America in the eighteenth<br/>century, by JOHN DUNN, Lecturer in History, King's College,<br/>Cambridge<br/>The family and the origins of the state in Locke's political<br/>philosophy, by GORDON J. SCHOCHET, Assistant Professor<br/>of Political Science, Rutgers University, New Jersey<br/><br/>The state of nature and the nature of man in Locke,<br/>by HANS AARSLEFF, Associate Professor of English,<br/>Princeton University<br/>John Locke, the great recoinage, and the origins of the Board<br/>of Trade: 1695-1698, by PETER LASLETT, Reader in Politics and<br/>the History of Social Structure in the University of Cambridge<br/><br/>Locke, Newton and the two cultures, by JAMES L. AXTELL,<br/>Department of History, Yale University<br/><br/>The science of nature, by JOHN W. YOLTON, Chairman of<br/>the Department of Philosophy, York University, Toronto<br/><br/>Faith and knowledge in Locke's philosophy, by RICHARD<br/>ASHCRAFT, Assistant Professor of Political Science,<br/>University of California at Los Angeles<br/>What is a nominal essence the essence of?, by w. VON LEYDEN,<br/>Reader in Philosophy in the University of Durham<br/><br/>The essayist in his Essay, by ROSALIE COLIE, Visiting Research<br/>Professor and Talbot Research Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall,<br/>Oxford<br/>Some observations on recent Locke scholarship, by HANS<br/>AARSLEFF<br/> |