Oxford studies in early modern philosophy Volume VII 1st Edition by Steven Nadler, Daniel Garber ISBN 0198748728 9780198748724

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ISBN 10: 0198748728 
ISBN 13: 9780198748724
Author: Steven Nadler, Daniel Garber

 Oxford studies in early modern philosophy Volume VII 1st Table of contents:

1: Hobbes’s Galilean Project: Its Philosophical and Theological Implications
1. THE EARLY HOBBES AND THE THEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT IN DE MOTU, LOCO ET TEMPORE
2. THE DEFINITION OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE REQUIREMENT OF UNIVOCITY
3. REWRITING ‘FIRST PHILOSOPHY’ ACCORDING TO GALILEO’S SCIENCE OF MOTION
4. LOOKING FOR THE MOVER OF THE UNIVERSE IN A GALILEAN CONTEXT
5. OTHER THEOLOGICAL ARGUMENTS EXAMINED IN DM
6. NOT FIDEISM, BUT A LINGUISTIC COMPROMISE
2: No, Descartes Is Not a Libertarian
1. GASSENDI’S INTELLECTUAL DETERMINISM
2. DESCARTES’S DEFINITION OF THE WILL
3. THE TRIDENTINE MANDATE
4. THE CONTRADICTION
5. DERIVATIVE ‘TWO-WAY’ POWER
6. COUNTER-MOTIVES
7. GIBIEUF
8. CONCLUSION
3: Descartes on the Mind–Body Union: A Different Kind of Dualism
1. THE MIND–BODY UNION AS CONSISTING IN CAUSAL INTERACTION
2. NOT AS A SAILOR IS PRESENT IN HIS SHIP
3. SCHOLASTIC INTERPRETATIONS I: A SUBSTANTIAL UNION
4. AN OBJECTION AND A REPLY
5. SCHOLASTIC INTERPRETATIONS II: THE WHOLE MIND IS UNITED WITH THE WHOLE BODY
6. THE MIND’S CONTROL OF THE BODY
7. SCHOLASTIC INTERPRETATIONS III: THE MIND AS THE SUBSTANTIAL FORM OF THE BODY
8. THE LARGER CONTEXT
9. OUR HYPOTHESIS ABOUT DESCARTES
10. PRINCIPLES OF INTERPRETATION
4: Spinoza and Reformed Theologians on God
1. THAT LITTLE QUESTION OF ‘GOD’
2. SPINOZA ON DIVINE NECESSITY/FREEDOM
3. REFORMED THEOLOGIANS ON THE DIVINE BEING
4. REFORMED THEOLOGIANS ON DIVINE FREEDOM/NECESSITY
5. SPINOZA AND THE REFORMED ON FINAL CAUSES
6. CONCLUSION
5: Occasionalism, Human Freedom, and Consent in Malebranche: ‘Things that Undermine Each Other’?
1. OPENING
2. INTERPRETIVE CONSTRAINTS
3. THE NATURE OF CONSENT
4. THE SUSPENSION OF CONSENT
5. OBJECTIONS AND REPLIES
6. CLOSING
6: Locke’s ‘Sensitive Knowledge’: Knowledge or Assurance?
1. INTRODUCTION
2. LOCKE’S THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE
3. THE DEBATE
4. THE CASE FOR THE ASSURANCE VIEW
5. THE CASE AGAINST THE ASSURANCE VIEW, AND WHY IT FAILS
5.1 Owen’s Criticisms
5.2 Nagel’s Criticisms
5.3 Allen’s Criticisms
6. THE CASE FOR THE KNOWLEDGE VIEW
7. THE CASE AGAINST THE KNOWLEDGE VIEW, AND WHY IT SUCCEEDS
7: Christian Wolff and Experimental Philosophy
1. INTRODUCTION
2. EARLY MODERN EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY
3. WOLFF: AN EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHER?
4. WOLFF VERSUS THE NEWTONIANS ON HYPOTHESES
5. WOLFF AND REFINED EXPERIMENTALISTS
6. WOLFF ’S WEAK A PRIORI
7. A PRIORI COGNITIONS AND PHILOSOPHY AS A DEMONSTRATIVE SYSTEM
8. CONCLUSION: EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY AND THE MATHEMATICAL METHOD
8: Absolute Space and the Riddle of Rotation: Kant’s Response to Newton
1. THE RIDDLE OF ROTATION
1.1 Newton on Rotation
1.2 Newton’s Dual Challenge
2. KANT’S EARLY RELATIONISM
3. TRUE MOTION IN THE CRITICAL DECADE
3.1 Absolute Space and True Motion
3.2 Rotation, Absolute Space, and the Categories
3.3 Rotation as ‘Relative Motion’
4. ASSESSMENTS
4.1 The Cost of Victory and Kant’s Newtonianism
4.2 Hermeneutic Reappraisals
5. KANT’S EARTH: AN OBJECTION
6. CONCLUSION

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