John Locke: Problems and Perspectives: A Collection of New Essays

John Locke's conception of freedom, by RAYMOND POLIN,
Professor of Philosophy, the Sorbonne, Paris

Locke, liberalism and nationalism, by M. SELIGER, Associate
Professor of Political Science, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Locke and English liberalism: the Second Treatise of
Government in its contemporary setting, by ESMOND S.
DE BEER, Fellow of the British Academy

The politics of Locke in England and America in the eighteenth
century, by JOHN DUNN, Lecturer in History, King's College,
Cambridge
The family and the origins of the state in Locke's political
philosophy, by GORDON J. SCHOCHET, Assistant Professor
of Political Science, Rutgers University, New Jersey

The state of nature and the nature of man in Locke,
by HANS AARSLEFF, Associate Professor of English,
Princeton University
John Locke, the great recoinage, and the origins of the Board
of Trade: 1695-1698, by PETER LASLETT, Reader in Politics and
the History of Social Structure in the University of Cambridge

Locke, Newton and the two cultures, by JAMES L. AXTELL,
Department of History, Yale University

The science of nature, by JOHN W. YOLTON, Chairman of
the Department of Philosophy, York University, Toronto

Faith and knowledge in Locke's philosophy, by RICHARD
ASHCRAFT, Assistant Professor of Political Science,
University of California at Los Angeles
What is a nominal essence the essence of?, by w. VON LEYDEN,
Reader in Philosophy in the University of Durham

The essayist in his Essay, by ROSALIE COLIE, Visiting Research
Professor and Talbot Research Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall,
Oxford
Some observations on recent Locke scholarship, by HANS
AARSLEFF