Individuation and Identity in Early Modern Philosophy Descartes to Kant

8vo-over 7?"-9?" tall. vi, 275 pp., bib. notes, index; 23 cm. Tight, clean copy. Light edgewear to wraps, age toning. CONTENTS: The problem of individuation among the Cartesia [more]

8vo-over 7?"-9?" tall. vi, 275 pp., bib. notes, index; 23 cm. Tight, clean copy. Light edgewear to wraps, age toning. CONTENTS: The problem of individuation among the Cartesians, by Thomas M. Lennon; Descartes and the individuation of physical objects, by Emily Grosholz; Malebranche and the individuation of perceptual objects, by Daisie Radner; Spinoza's theory of metaphysical individuation, by Don Garrett; Locke on identity: the scheme of simple and compounded things, by Martha Brandt Bolton; Berkeley, individuation, and physical objects, by Daniel Flage; Substance and self in Locke and Hume, by Fred Wilson; Leibniz's principle of individuation in his Disputatio metaphysica de principio individui of 1663, by Laurence B. McCullough; Christian Wolff on individuation, by Jorge J. E. Gracia; Substance and phenomenal substance: Kant's individuation of things in themselves and appearances, by Michael Radner.[less]