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...This chapter investigates the legacy of John Locke's ideas about education, reading, and identity formation. Focusing on conduct and educational literature, as well as material from the Lady's Magazine, it identifies the way in which representations of reading construct a version...

... that the philosophical engagements of poetry from the period do not reflect an easy transition from British empiricism to German idealism. Rather the British empiricist tradition plays an important role in shaping nineteenth century poetry and this is clear from an examination of how John Locke’s account of metaphysics...

...While John Locke’s impact on Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, an eighteenth-century satire, is a well-worn topic of scholarly discussion, Gulliver as the butt of a satire concerning an important aspect of Lockean epistemology has not been considered. In the 1690 Essay...

.... Of special note is John Locke’s understanding of a people in his Second Treatise and the related meaning of the ‘people’ in the Preamble of the United States’ Constitution. Bodin Jean democracy Friedrich Carl globalism people the sovereignty populism rights liberalism power Hitler Adolf religious...

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... Rebellion William Molyneux Case of Ireland Stated John Locke Some Thoughts Concerning Education Irish Studies Childhood Studies Following the death of his wife, Lucy, in 1691, the Irish natural philosopher (and later MP) William Molyneux was left with the responsibility of raising their only...

...Contemporary commentators in modified Lockean commonwealths often associate sovereignty with the legislative branch, the closest branch of government to the people. This chapter argues that John Locke is a strong critic of legislative sovereignty. Countering theorists of legislative supremacy...

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