The Mind of John Locke: A Study of Political Theory in its Intellectual Setting

By:

Harris, Ian, 1963-

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2007Description: 429p 24 cmISBN:

0521356032

Subject(s):

Locke, John, 1632-1704

DDC classification:

N70.1LJ 20 H240

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Contents:

I. A developing mind and Locke's early politics 2. The problem of church and state 3. Exploring natural law 4. Toleration, church and state 5. A philosophical position and its political origins II Church and state 6. From 'An Essay concerning Toleration' to the Epistola de Tolerantia 7. The mind of Locke and Two Treatises of Government III. Some intellectual consequences of Locke's political theory 8. On natural law and its obligation 9. Theology and conduct in Some Thoughts concerning Education 10. Reinterpreting Christianity

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 392-420) and indexes.

I. A developing mind and Locke's early politics
2. The problem of church and state
3. Exploring natural law
4. Toleration, church and state
5. A philosophical position and its political origins
II Church and state
6. From 'An Essay concerning Toleration' to the Epistola de Tolerantia
7. The mind of Locke and Two Treatises of Government
III. Some intellectual consequences of Locke's political theory
8. On natural law and its obligation
9. Theology and conduct in Some Thoughts concerning Education
10. Reinterpreting Christianity

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