Im Namen der Dinge
Author(s)
Wörner, David
Collection
Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF)Language
GermanAbstract
The main assumption of this book is that Locke’s methaphysical considerations spread throughout his works build a coherent metaphysical theory about the essence of things. Contrary to prevalent opinions, Locke thereby proves to be a philosopher who not only criticised the metaphysical systems of the late scholasticism, but also advanced them in a very interesting way.
Keywords
John Locke; metaphysics; essence; identity; philosophy of languageDOI
10.24894/978-3-7965-3938-1ISBN
9783796539381OCN
1135855606Publisher
Schwabe VerlagPublisher website
https://schwabe.ch/Publication date and place
Basel, 2019Series
Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy, 3Classification
Medieval Western philosophy