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Subject(s)

• Space [Browse]
• Experience [Browse]
• Philosophy [Browse]
• Knowledge, Theory of. [Browse]

Editor

• Berchielli, Laura [Browse]

Series

• Studies in history and philosophy of science (Dordrecht, Netherlands) ; v.54. [More in this series]
• Studies in history and philosophy of science ; volume 54

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

Introduction: Ideas of Space and Their Relationship to Experience in Early Modern Philosophy -- Hobbes on Space as Imaginary Space -- Locke on Space and Substance -- Spacious Minds and Spatial Spirits: John Locke on Space and Thought -- Berkeley's Theological Challenge of Absolute Space in the Principles of Human Knowledge -- The Consequences of the Consequences of the Principles for the Theory of the Principles -- Berkeleian Instrumentalism: From Substance to Space -- Berkeley's Two Notions of Extension -- The Ideality of Space in Enlightenment Empiricism: The Idéologues' Contribution

ISBN

• 9783030576196 (hardcover)
• 3030576191 (hardcover)

OCLC

1178893433

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