John Locke: Drafts for the Essay Concerning Human Understanding

General Introduction
Work on the Essay, 1672-1683
Writing the Essay, 1683-1689
Draft C of the Essay
Textual Introduction
The History and Description of the Text
The Transcription of the Manuscript
Draft C of the Essay Concerning Human Understanding
Book I
I: [untitled]
II: No Innate Speculative Principles
III: No Innate Practical Principles
IV: Other Considerations about Innate Principles, both Speculative and Practical
Book II
I: Of the Original of our Ideas
II: Of Simple Ideas
III: Of Ideas of one Sense
IV: Of Simple Ideas by more than one Sense
V: Of Simple Ideas of Reflection
VI: Of Ideas both of Sensation & Reflection
VII: Some Farther Considerations of our Simple Ideas
VIII: Of Perception
IX: Of Retention
X: Of Discerning
XI: Of Comparing
XII: Of Composition
XIII: Of Denomination & Abstraction
XIV: Of Simple & Complex Ideas
XV: Of Simple & Mixed Modes
XVI: Of Space & the Simple Modes of it
XVII: Of Duration and its Simple Modes
XVIII: Duration & Expansion considered together
XIX: Of Number
XX: Of Infinity
XXI: Of Solidity
XXII: Of other Simple Modes
XXIII: Of the Simple Modes of Thinking
XXIV: Of the Modes of Pleasure and Pain
XXV: Of Power
XXVI: Of Complex or Mixed Modes
XXVII: Of the Complex Ideas of Substances
XXVIII: Of Collective Ideas of Substances
XXIX: Of Relation
XXX: Of the Relation of Cause & Effect, & some others
XXXI: Of Other Relations
XXXII: Of Clear & Distinct, Obscure & Confused Ideas
XXXIII: Of Real & Phantastical, Adequate & Inadequate Ideas
Appendices
I: Parallel Passages in Drafts A and B, in Draft C, and in the First Edition of the Essay
II: Passages in Drafts A and B that were re-used in Draft C
III: Passages in the First Edition of the Essay not present in Draft C
IV: Passages in Locke's journal re-used in Book IV of the Essay

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