An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
This new, complete, and unabridged edition represents the very latest in critical thinking on Locke's pioneering work, which set the groundwork for modern philosophy.
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Volume 2 of a 2-volume set of Locke’s monumental work containing every word of all four books comprising the Essay. The editor, Professor A. C. Fraser, has provided marginal analyses of almost every paragraph, plus hundreds of explanatory footnotes which comment, elaborate, explain difficult points, etc.
IntroductionLocke's Life and WritingThe Essay concerning Human UnderstandingBooks I and II: Ideas and PrinciplesBook III: Language and AbstractionBook IV: KnowledgeReception and LegacyNote on the TextSelect BibliographyA Chronology of John LockeAn Essay Concerning Human Understanding 1Appendix Extracts from Locke's Letters to Edward Stillingfleet, Bishop of Worcester 464Explanatory Notes 497Index 515
