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Exploring Locke's Philosophy: Ideas, Qualities, and Personal Identity in Modern Thought

This course delves into John Locke's foundational contributions to modern philosophy, focusing on his "Essay Concerning Human Understanding." Topics include the origin of ideas, distinctions between simple and complex ideas, the nature of qualities and powers, substance, causation, and theories of personal identity. Through discussion and analysis, students will engage with Locke’s insights and their implications for contemporary philosophy, encouraging a deep understanding of how these concepts shape human experience and knowledge.

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Exploring Locke's Philosophy: Ideas, Qualities, and Personal Identity in Modern Thought

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    1. 7/27/2012 Modern Philosophy PHIL320 1 Locke Essay II Charles Manekin

    2. 7/27/2012 Modern Philosophy PHIL320 2 Topics of Discussion On the Origin of Ideas Simple and Complex Ideas Qualities and Powers Substance and Causation Personal Identity

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