The early modern subject: self-consciousness and personal identity from Descartes to Hume
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CONTENTS
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INTRODUETION: AIMS AND ISSUES
PART I. THESEVENTEENTH-CENTURY
BACKGROUND
1. THE ONTOLOGICAL VIEW OF THE SELF: SCHOLASTIC AND CANESIAN CONCEPTIONS
2. METAPHYSICAL ALTERNATIVES: CONCEPTIONS OF IDENTITY, MORALITY, AND THE
AFTERLIFE
PART 11. LOCKE S SUBJECTIVIST REVOLUTION
VLL XLI
35
61
3. LOCKE ON IDENTITY, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS 97
4. LOCKE ON PERSONAL IDENTITY: CONSCIOUSNESS, MEMORY, AND SELF-EONCERN
121
PART III. PROBLEMS WITH LOCKE:
CRITIQUE AND DEFENCE
5. THE NOTION OF A PERSON AND THE ROLE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND MEMORY 153
6. THE CHARGE OF CIRCULARITY AND THE ARGUMENT FROM THE TRANSITIVITY OF
IDENTITY 190
PART IV. SUBJECTIVITY AND IMMATERIALIST
METAPHYSICS OF THE MIND
7. THE SOUL: HUMAN AND UNIVERSAL 8. RELATING TO THE SOUL, PURE THOUGHT,
ORIGINAL SIN, AND THE AFTERLIFE
PART V. SUBSTANCE, APPERCEPTION, AND
IDENTITY: LEIBNIZ, WOLFF, AND BEYOND
9. INDIVIDUATION AND IDENTITY, APPERCEPTION AND CONSCIOUSNESS IN LEIBNIZ
AND WOHL
224
248
279
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VI THE EARLY MODERN SUBJEET
10. BEYOND LEIBNIZ AND WOLFE FROM IMMORTALITY TO THE NECESSARY UNITY OF
THE SUBJECR
11. FROM THE CRITIQUE OFWOLFFIAN APPERCEPTION TO THE IDEA OF THE
PRE-EXISTENCE OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
PART VI. BUNDLES AND SELVES:
HUME IN CONTEXT
12. HUME AND THE BELIEF IN PERSONAL IDENTITY 13. HUME AND THE BUNDLE
VIEW OF THE SELF
CONDUSION: BEYOND HUME AND WOLFF
BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
315
343
383
407
431
438 471
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INTRODUETION: AIMS AND ISSUES 1.1. TBE AIMS 1.2. TBE LITERATURE 1.3. THE
ISSUES
1.3.1. CONSCIOUSNESS AND SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS 5 1.3.2. INDIVIDUATION AND
IDENTITY 18
1.3.3. THE PERSON AND PERSONAL IDENTITY 26 1.4. THE GENERAL DEVELOPMENT
PART I. THESEVENTEENTH-CENTURY
BACKGROUND
1
1 3 5
30
L. THE ONTOLOGICA1 VIEW OF THE SELF: SCHOLASTIC AND CARTESIAN
CONCEPTIONS 35
1.1. DESCARTES AND THE CARTESIANS ON THE PERSON AND THE SOUL 36
1.2. DESCARTES AND THE CARTESIANS ON CONSCIOUSNESS 43
1.3. THE TRINITY, HUMAN PERSONALITY, AND SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS: THE DEBATE
BETWEEN SHERLOCK AND SOUTH 54
1.4. ESSAYISTIC ALTERNATIVES: PASCAL AND LA ROCHEFOUCAULD 60
2. METAPHYSICAL ALTERNATIVES: CONCEPTIONS OF IDENTITY, MORALITY, AND THE
AFTERLIFE 61
2.1. SPINOZA ON INDIVIDUATION, IDENTITY, AND CONSCIOUSNESS 61
2.2. CAMBRIDGE PLATONISM: CUDWORTH S ACCOUNT OF CONSCIOUSNESS 67 2.3.
TBE SUBJECTIVIST TREATMENT OF IDENTITY: CLAUBERG, HOBBES, AND BOYLE 72
2.4. PERSONALITY AND MORAL RESPONSIBILITY: HOBBES AND PUFENDORF 76 2.5.
TBE AFTERLIFE: THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL AND THE RESURRECTION OF THE
BODY 81
2.5.1. IRNMONALITY 82 2.5.2. THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY 85
PART II. LOCKE S SUBJECTIVIST REVOLUTION
3. LOCKE ON IDENTITY, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND SELF-EONSCIOUSNESS
3.1. LOCKE AND HIS SOURCES 3.2. LOCKE AND THE SUBJECTIVIST TREATMENT
OF IDENTITY
97
97 102
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V111 THC EARLY MODERN SUBJCET
3.3. LOCKE ON MAN, SOUL, AND PERSON 106
3.4. LOCKE ON CONSCIOUSNESS 109
3.5. LOCKE ON CONSCIOUSNESS, SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS, AND INTUITION 118
4. LOCKE ON PERSONAL IDENTITY: CONSCIOUSNESS, MEMORY, AND SELF-CONCEM
121
4.1. PERSONAL IDENTITY: CONSCIOUSNESS AND MEMORY 121
4.2. PERSONAL IDENTITY: SELF-CONCERN AND MORAL AND LEGAL RESPONSIBIIITY
127 4.3. ORIGINAL SIN 131
4.4. SELF-CONCERN AND THE AHERLIFE 132
4.5. THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY: LOCKE S CONTROVERSY WITH
STILLINGFLEET 134
4.6. REPENTANCE AND MORAL MIRACLES 139
4.7. THINKING MATTER AND PERSONAL IDENTITY. LOCKE AND HIS FOLLOWERS:
COLLINS, VOLTAIRE, AND CUENZ 144
PART 111. PROBLEMS WITH LOCKE:
CRITIQUE AND DEFENCE
5. THE NOTION OF A PERSON AND THE ROLE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND MEMORY 153
5.1. PERSON, MAN, SOUL, AND THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY 156
5.1.1. IDEMIRY OF PERSON AS APPLY D TO MAN : FELTON 157 5.1.2. WATTS
ON STAMINAL PANICLES, THE RESURRECTION, AND THE MAN-PERSON DISTINETION
160 5.1.3. THE PERSON AS SOUL AND THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY: LEE 163
5.1.4. DEFENDING LOCKE ON THE RESURRECTION 165 5.1.5. CONCLUSION: THE
RESURRECTION OF THE BODYAND THE IMMORRALIRY OF THE SOUL 166 5.2. THE
DEBATE ABOUT THE ROIE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND MEMORY 168
5.2.1. CONSCIOUSNESS, REECTION, MEMORY, AND THE ILL CONSEQUENCES OF
LOCKE S THEORY: LEE 170 5.2.2. CONSCIOUSNESS, DRUNKENNESS, AND MORAL
RESPONSIBILIRY: BECCONSALL 172 5.2.3. CONSCIOUSNESS, REAL
FORGETFULNESS , AND FANCIED
MEMORY : WATTS 175 5.2.4. AETUAL AND POTENTIAL CONSCIOUSNESS: BERKELEY
176
5.2.5. CONSCIOUSNESS AND SELF-CONCERN: SHAFTESBUTY 177 5.2.6.
CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE PERSONALIRY OF INFANTS: ROCHE 181 5.2.7.
PLOUCQUET S COMMENRARY ON LOCKE 184 5.2.8. THE ANONYMOUS USA] ON
PERSONALLDENTITY 186
5.2.9. CONCLUSION 189
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6. THE CHARGE OF CIRCULARITY AND THE ARGUMENT FROM THE TRANSITIVITY OF
IDENTITY 190
6.1. THE CHARGE OF CIRCULARITY AGAINST LOCKE 190
6.1.1. SERGEANT ON LOCKE ON INDIVIDUATION AND PERSONAL IDENTITY 191
6.1.2. LEE S VERSION OF EHE CHARGE 195 6.1.3. GEHER VERSIONS OF EHE
CHARGE 196 6.1.4. BUTLER S CRITIQUE OFLOCKE 198 6.1.5. DEFENDING LOCKE
AGAINST BUTLER 201
6.1.5.1. PERRONET S FAILED ATTEMPT AT DEFENDING LOCKE 203 6.1.5.2. LAW:
EHE NOTION OF A PERSON AS SOLELY A CREATURE OF SOCIETY 205 6.1.6.
CONCLUSION 209 6.2. LOCKE AND THE TRANSITIVITY OF IDENTITY 210
6.2.1. THREE VERSIONS OF EHE ARGUMENT: BERKELEY, EHE ANONYMOUS ESSAY,
AND REID 211 6.2.2. RESPONSES TO THE ARGUMENT HORN TTANSITIVITY 213 6.3.
CONCLUSION 220
PART IV. SUB]ECTIVITY AND IM MATERIALIST
METAPHYSICS OF THE MIND
7. THE SOUL: HUMAN AND UNIVERSAL 224
7.1. CARTESIAN THEMES 227
7.L.1. AN ENGLISH CARTESIAN S ACCOUNT OF PERSONAL IDENTITY: EMES 227
7.L.2. CONSCIOUSNESS AS AN EXTERNAL IMAGINARY DENOMINATION , AND
IDENTITY: CLARKE 229
7.L.3. THE UNITY OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND EHE MORAL MAN : GROVE 234 7.1.4.
THE IMPONANCE OF PERSONAL PRONOUNS FOR EHE ISSUE OF PERSONAL IDENTITY:
WAUS 237 7.2. THE UNIVERSAL SOUL AND HUMAN PERSONAL IDENTITY:
SHAFTESBURY 240
8. RELATING TO THE SOUL, PURE THOUGHT, ORIGINAL SM, AND THE AFTERLIFE
248
8.1. ON RELATING TO ONE S OWN SOUL 248
8.L.L. CONSCIOUSNESS VERSUS REECTION: NORRIS, BROWNE, AND BERKELEY 248
8.L.2. CONSCIOUSNESS AS EHE BASIS AND FOUNDATION OF ALL KNOWLEDGE
WHATSOEVER : THE ESSAY ON CMSCIOUSNESS 253 8.2. BERKELEIAN THEMES 258
8.2.1. THE PERSON AS EHE CONCRETE OF THE WILL AND UNDERSTANDING :
BERKELEY 258 8.2.2. PERSONAL IDENTITY AND ORIGINAL SIN: EDWARDS 262
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8.3. TBE SENSES OF IDENTITY: BUTLER S EPISTEMOLOGY AND METAPHYSICS OF
PERSONAL IDENTITY AND THE FUTURE LIFE 266
8.4. PURE THOUGHT AND IDENTITY: THE ANONYMOUS ESSAY ON PERSONAL
LDENTITY, AND TUCKER S CRITIQUE 269
8.5. CONDUSION 275
PART V. SUBSTANCE, APPERCEPTION, AND
IDENTITY: LEIBNIZ, WOLFF, AND BEYOND
9. INDIVIDUATION AND IDENTITY, APPERCEPTION AND CONSCIOUSNESS IN LEIBNIZ
AND WOHL 279
9.1. LEIBNIZ ON INDIVIDUATION AND IDENTITY 280
9.2. LEIBNIZ ON PERSONAL IDENTITY 289
9.3. PROBLEMS WITH LEIBNIZ: APPERCEPTION AND CONSCIOUSNESS 295 9.4.
LEIBNIZ AND WOLFF 301
9.5. WOLFF ON CONSCIOUSNESS, SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS, AND APPERCEPTION 304
9.6. WOLFF ON CONSCIOUSNESS, PERSONAL IDENTITY, AND IMMONALITY 311
10. BEYOND LEIBNIZ AND WOLFFI &OM IMMORTALITY TO TBE NECESSARY UNITY OE
TBE SUBJECT 315
10.1. WOLFFIAN ACCOUNTS OF IMMONALITY AND IDENTITY 316
10.1.1. LEIBNIZIAN FOOTPRINTS AND IDENTITY: CANZ, POLEY, AND VON CREUZ
316 10.1.2. LOCKEAN LEANINGS: MLLER AND MEIER 322 10.1.3. WOLFFIAN
ACCOUNTS OF IMMORTALITY AND THE FOUR
MAIN THESES OF RATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 327 10.2. WOLFFIAN ACCOUNTS OF
CONSCIOUSNESS, THE UNITY OF THE SOUL, AND PERSONAL IDENTITY 328
10.2.1. THE NECESSARY UNITY OF THE SUBJEET : WINCKLER, KNURZEN, AND
MENDDSSOHN 329 10.2.2. FROM UNITY TO IDENTITY: EBERHARD AND REIMARUS 332
10.2.3. CONSCIOUSNESS AND COMPLETE IDENTITY: TIEDEMANN 339
11. FROM TBE CRITIQUE OEWOLFFIAN APPERCEPTION TO TBE IDEA OE TBE
PRE-CXISTENCE OE SELF-EONSCIOUSNESS 343
11.1. THE PRIMACY OF CONSCIOUSNESS: RDIGER AND CRUSIUS CONTRA W OLFF
AND KLOSSE 343
11.2. ON WOLFFIAN SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS: HOLLMANN AND VON CREUZ 349 11.3.
SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE BODY: SULZER 354
11.3.1. SULZER ON CONSCIOUSNESS AND SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS 356 11.3.2.
SULZER ON SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE BODY 358 11.3.3. SULZER ON THE
CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE UNITY AND IDENTITY OF THE SDF 361
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11.3.4. SULZER AND HERDER: SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE DISTINCTION
BETWEEN REPRESENTATION (VORSTELLUNG) AND FEDING (EMPFINDUNG) 363
11.4. TOWARDS KAM? MERIAN ON APPERCEPTION AND IDENTITY 11.4.1. MERIAN ON
PERSONAL IDENTIRY 368 11.4.2. MERIAN ON ORIGINAL APPERCEPTION AS A
NECESSARY CONDITION OF THOUGHT 372
11.4.3. BEYOND MERIAN 376
XI
365
PART VI. BUNDLES AND SELVES: HUME IN CONTEXT
12. HUDLE AND THE BELIEF IN PERSONAL IDENTITY 383
12.1. THE NAMRAL PROPENSION TO BELIEVE IN PERSONAL IDENTITY 385 12.2.
TIME, CHANGE, AND IDENTITY 388
12.3. CONFOUNDING IDENTITY WITH DIVERSITY: HUME, SHAFTESBURY, AND
BUFFIER 390
12.4. THE IDENTITY WHICH WE ASCRIBE TO THE MIND OF MAN 393
12.5. HUME AND LOCKEAN THEORY 396
12.6. HUME S APPENDIX 398
12.7. THE ABSTRACT 402
12.8. HUME ON CONSCIOUSNESS AND REFLECTION 403
13. HUDLE AND THE BUNDLE VIEW OE THE SELF 407
13.1. CRITIQUE OF THE BUNDLE VIEW OF THE SELF: BEATTIE S AND REID S
OBJECRIONS TO HUME S ACCOUNT 407
13.2. VARIETIES OF THE BUNDLE VIEW. ANTICIPATIONS OF THE HUMEAN
POSITION: HUTCHESON, BAYLE, BERKELEY, REGIS, BOULAINVILLER, AND
DESCHAMPS 410
13.3. WHAT IS HUME S BUNDLE VIEW OF THE SELF? 418
13.4. PERSONAL IDENTITY AS IT REGARDS OUR PASSIONS OR THE CONCERN WE
TAKE IN OURSELVES : HUME AND KAMES 423
13.5. A NOTE ON HUME AND KANT 428
CONCLUSION: BEYOND HUDLE AND WOLFF
CL. SENTIMENT INTIME AND SELBSTGEFIIHL C2. MATERIALISM C3. COMMON SENSE
C.4. KANTIAN THOUGHT
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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| title_sort | the early modern subject self consciousness and personal identity from descartes to hume |
| title_sub | self-consciousness and personal identity from Descartes to Hume |
| topic | Selbstbewusstsein (DE-588)4054392-4 gnd Identität (DE-588)4026482-8 gnd Philosophie (DE-588)4045791-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Selbstbewusstsein Identität Philosophie |
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