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Philosophy 2202F/G – Early Modern Philosophy

OVERHEADS (material in brackets is not on the syllabus for this course) Bacon pdf Boyle pdf Galileo pdf Hobbes 1 pdf Hobbes 2 pdf Hobbes 3 pdf Descartes pdf Meditations I pdf Meditations II pdf Meditations IIIa pdf Meditations IIIb pdf Meditations IV pdf Meditations V pdf Meditations VIa pdf Meditations VIb pdf [Principles I.1-23] [Principles I.24-50] [Principles I.51-76] [Principles II.1-23] [Principles II.33-IV.204] Cartesian Science pdf Newton (scientific method) pdf [Newton (absolute space)] [Essay I (innate ideas)] Essay I.i and II.i-viii (sensation) pdf Essay II.viii-xi (primary qualities; perception) pdf Essay II.xii-xxiii (substance) pdf Essay II.xxi (power) pdf Essay II.xxvii (identity) pdf [Essay III (abstract ideas; real and nominal essence)] Essay IV.i-iii (knowledge) pdf Essay iv and ix-xi (real existence) pdf Essay IV.xiv-xvi and xviii-xix (probability) pdf Essay IV.xviii-xix (reason, faith & enthusiasm) pdf Bayle (Pyrrho) pdf [Bayle (Zeno)] [Berkeley (abstraction)] [Berkeley (immaterialism)] Dialogues Ia pdf Dialogues IIb pdf Principles pdf Enquiry IV (Inductive Scepticism) pdf Enquiry V.i and IX (Naturalism) pdf Enquiry II-III and V.ii (Belief) pdf Enquiry VI-VII (Probability, Necessary Connection) pdf Enquiry VIII (Liberty & Necessity) Enquiry X (Miracles) pdf Enquiry XII (Scepticism) pdf