1st Edition
British Philosophy in the Long Eighteenth Century Themes from Kenneth P. Winkler
Introduction
Bridger Ehli and Matthew A. Leisinger
1 Locke on modes, substances, and demonstration
Jennifer Smalligan Marušić
2 Locke on knowledge of our own existence and the subjective constitution of the self
Matthew A. Leisinger
3 The complexity of causation and immaterialism
Margaret Atherton
4 Teleological hedonism in the service of anti-egoism: A new look at the stone passage in Bishop Butler’s Sermon XI
Alison McIntyre
5 Francis Hutcheson on the character of virtue
Aaron Garrett
6 Supposition and realism in Hume
Bridger Ehli
7 The pleasures of truth and intrinsic motivation in Hume’s account of epistemic curiosity
Manuel Vasquez Villavicencio
8 The forensic notion of the self and the sensible knave
Kate Abramson
9 Ornament, beauty, and superstition in David Hume and Elizabeth Montagu
Timothy Yenter
10 David Hume and T. H. Huxley on language, thought, and animal minds
Jonathan Cottrell
11 Reid’s bodies
Matthew Stuart
12 Mary Shepherd and the “thin gauze” of sensation
Deborah Boyle
Biography
Bridger Ehli is an assistant professor of philosophy at Indiana University Bloomington, USA. His published work has appeared in the Journal of the History of Philosophy, Mind, and Philosophical Quarterly.
Matthew A. Leisinger is an associate professor of philosophy at York University, Canada. His published work has appeared in the British Journal for the History of Philosophy, Locke Studies, Oxford Studies in Early Modern Philosophy, and The Oxford Handbook of Locke.
