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Empiricist theories of space = space and experience in early modern philosophy /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Empiricist theories of space/ edited by Laura Berchielli.
Reminder of title:	space and experience in early modern philosophy /
other author:	Berchielli, Laura.
Published:	Cham :Springer International Publishing : : 2020.,
Description:	ix, 218 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Preface (Laura Berchielli) -- Chapter 1. Introduction (Laura Berchielli) -- Chapter 2. Hobbes on Space as Imaginary Space (Martine Pecharman) -- Chapter 3. Space and Substance in Locke's Essay (Martha Bolton) -- Chapter 4. Spacious Mind and Spatial Spirits. Locke on Space and Thought (Philippe Hamou) -- Chapter 5. Berkeley's Theological Challenge of Absolute Space in the Principles of Human Knowledge (Luc Peterschmitt) -- Chapter 6. The Consequences of the Consequences of the Principles for the Theory of the Principles (Margaret Atherton) -- Chapter 7. Berkeleian Instrumentalism: From Substance to Space (Robert Schwartz) -- Chapter 8. Berkeley's two Notions of Extension (Laura Berchielli) -- Chapter 9. The Ideality of Space in Enlightenment Empiricism: The Ideologues' Contribution (Elizabeth Schwartz)
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Space. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-57620-2
ISBN:	9783030576202

Empiricist theories of space = space and experience in early modern philosophy /
Empiricist theories of spacespace and experience in early modern philosophy /[electronic resource] :edited by Laura Berchielli. - Cham :Springer International Publishing :2020. - ix, 218 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm. - Studies in history and philosophy of science,v.540929-6425 ;. - Studies in history and philosophy of science ;v.54..

Preface (Laura Berchielli) -- Chapter 1. Introduction (Laura Berchielli) -- Chapter 2. Hobbes on Space as Imaginary Space (Martine Pecharman) -- Chapter 3. Space and Substance in Locke's Essay (Martha Bolton) -- Chapter 4. Spacious Mind and Spatial Spirits. Locke on Space and Thought (Philippe Hamou) -- Chapter 5. Berkeley's Theological Challenge of Absolute Space in the Principles of Human Knowledge (Luc Peterschmitt) -- Chapter 6. The Consequences of the Consequences of the Principles for the Theory of the Principles (Margaret Atherton) -- Chapter 7. Berkeleian Instrumentalism: From Substance to Space (Robert Schwartz) -- Chapter 8. Berkeley's two Notions of Extension (Laura Berchielli) -- Chapter 9. The Ideality of Space in Enlightenment Empiricism: The Ideologues' Contribution (Elizabeth Schwartz)

This book explores the notions of space and extension of major early modern empiricist philosophers, especially Locke, Berkeley, Hume, and Condillac. While space is a central and challenging issue for early modern empiricists, literature on this topic is sparse. This collection shows the diversity and problematic unity of empiricist views of space. Despite their common attention to the content of sensorial experience and to the analytical method, empiricist theories of space vary widely both in the way of approaching the issue and in the result of their investigation. However, by recasting the questions and examining the conceptual shifts, we see the emergence of a programmatic core, common to what the authors discuss. The introductory chapter describes this variety and its common core. The other contributions provide more specific perspectives on the issue of space within the philosophical literature. This book offers a unique overview of the early modern understanding of these issues, of interest to historians of early modern philosophy, historians and philosophers of science, historians of ideas, and all readers who want to expand their knowledge of the empiricist tradition.

ISBN: 9783030576202

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-030-57620-2doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

1047046
Space.

LC Class. No.: BD621 / .E475 2020

Dewey Class. No.: 114

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