Studi Lockiani 2, 2021

Indice / Table of content

Luisa Simonutti, Introduction. Locke and Occasionalism, p. 7

Articles

Igor Agostini, Tra aristotelismo ed occasionalismo: la replica di Locke a Malebranche e Norris, p. 15
Raffaele Carbone, God, Nature and Connections: Malebranche’s Conception of Causality and Locke’s Critiques, p. 51
Matteo Favaretti Camposampiero, Occasionalism at a Crossroads: Leibniz’s Debt to Malebranche, p. 81
Simone Guidi, Dagli angeli alle occasioni. Un’ipotesi a partire dal ‘problema della trasduzione’, p. 109
Nicholas Jolley, Locke and the Notion of Power, p. 137
Steven Nadler, Order, Laws and Divine Volitions: Malebranche’s Occasionalism and the Problem of Miracles, p. 155
Mariangela Priarolo, Rethinking Occasionalism: John Locke and the Power(s) of Nature, p. 177

Notes
Brunello Lotti, L’ambivalenza di Malebranche, p. 199
Luisa Simonutti, Recent Studies and Considerations on Personhood, Identity and Consciousness in Locke’s Thought, p. 213


Reviews
Giuliana Di Biase, review of Diego Lucci, John Locke’s Christianity (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 2021, 244 pp.), p. 231
Francesco Terenzio, review of Daniel Layman, Locke among the Radicals. Liberty and Property in the Nineteenth Century (Oxford University Press, Oxford 2020, 255 pp.), p. 235
Giuliana Di Biase, review of Philippe Hamou and Martine Pécharman (eds.), Locke and Cartesian Philosophy (Oxford University Press, Oxford 2018, 227 pp.), p. 239
Giuliana Di Biase, review of Nicholas Jolley, Locke’s Touchy Subjects (Oxford University Press, Oxford 2015, 160 pp.), p. 243