Monthly Archives: February 2013

The following entries were added to the John Locke Bibliography on 28 February 2013.  Most of them were listed in the “Recent Publications” section of Locke Studies volume 12.

• Alexander, G. S. & Peñalver, E. M. An introduction to property theory. 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Alvarez, D. “Difference and enlightenment violence.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Barnaby, A. & Schnell, L. J. Literate experience. 2002. — Chapter 3.
• Bell, R. H. The rise of autobiography in the eighteenth century. 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Heffernan, J. J. ” ‘A super-political concernment’.” 2012. — Chapter 5.
• Joldersma, C. W. “Providential deism, divine reason, and Locke’s educational theory.” 2011. — Chapter 4.
• Kendrick, L. “The Lockean rights of bequest and inheritance.” 2011. — Chapter 7.
• Miner, P. “Blake’s anti-Lockian ‘bard’.” 2011. — Chapter 10.
• —-. “Nuances–Blake, Locke and ‘corporeal things’.” 2011. — Chapter 10.
• Ormazabal, K. “Lowndes and Locke on the value of money.” 2012. — Chapter 8.
• Savonius-Wroth, S.-J. ” ‘Lovers of truth’ in Pierre Bayle’s and John Locke’s thought.” 2012. — Chapter 2.
• Simha, A. “De la conscience sensible à la responsabilité.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Smith, C. W. “Political individuals and providential nature in Locke and Pope.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Steuart, J. An inquiry into the principles of political oeconomy. 1767. — Chapter 8.
• Tosato-Rigo, D. “In the shadow of Émile.” 2012. — Chapter 4.
• Udi, J. “Justicia versus caridad en la teoria de la propriedad de Locke.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• —-. “Propriedad lockeana, pobreza extrema y caridad.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Varden, H. “The Lockean ‘enough-and-as-good’ proviso.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Whitt, J. D. “Religious liberty, English Baptists, and John Locke.” 2011. — Chapter 6.
• Williams, M. “For John Locke, memory was a condition, sine qua non, for selfhood.” 2012. — Chapter 3.

Once again, I offer my apologies for the lack of updates to the John Locke Bibliography.  I am hopeful that I will once again be able to post updates on a regular basis.

The following entries were added to the John Locke Bibliography on 21 February 2013:

• Anstey, P. “John Locke and Anne Docwra.” 2012. — Chapter 12.
• —-. “Locke’s proofs.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• —-. “Locke’s swallows.” 2012. — Chapter 2.
• Arneil, B. “Liberal colonialism, domestic colonies and citizenship.” 2012. — Chapter 8.
• Bentwich, M. Reclaiming liberty. 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Bond, N. “Rational natural law and German sociology.” 2011. — Chapter 7.
• Brubaker, S. C. “Coming into one’s own.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Bullard, P. “Digital editing and the eighteenth-century text.” 2012. — Chapter 2.
• Di Biase, G. La morale di Locke. 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Donay, A. John Lockes Zwei Abhandlunger zur Regierung vor dem Hintergrund der Glorious Revolution in England. 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Duschinsky, R. “Tabula rasa and human nature.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Grant, R. W. “John Locke on custom’s power and reason’s authority.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Heil, J. The universe as we find it. 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Hess, J. M. “Coleridge’s fly-catchers.” 2012. — Chapter 11.
• Hutton, S. “Debating the faith.” 2013. — Chapter 12.
• Jahn, B. “Rethinking democracy promotion.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Janara, L. “John Locke’s kindred politics.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Jones, J.-E. “Real essence.” 2013. — Chapter 3.
• Kail, P. J. E. “Locke, Berkeley, Hume : epistemology.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Klein, S. B. & Nichols, S. “Memory and the sense of personal identity.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Lifschitz, A. “The arbitrariness of the linguistic sign.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• LoLordo, A. Locke’s moral man. 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Losonsky, M. “Locke and Leibniz on religious faith.” 2012. — Chapter 5.
• Marks, J. “Rousseau’s critique of Locke’s education for liberty.” 2012. — Chapter 4.
• Menashi, S. “Cain as his brother’s keeper.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Miller, N. P. The religious roots of the First Amendment. 2012. — Chapter 6.
• Novotný, V. “Societas libera et spontanea.” 2005. — Chapter 6.
• Ott, W. “What is Locke’s theory of representation?” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Pécharman, M. “Il faut parler : Locke ou Pascal?” 2010. — Chapter 3.
• —-. “Le problème de la distinction des idées.” 2011. — Chapter 3.
• Poggi, D. Lost and found in translation? 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Pyle, A. Locke. 2012. — Chapter 2.
• Ryan, A. On politics. 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Schaar, M. van der. “Locke on judgement and religious toleration.” 2012. — Chapter 6.
• Sherwood, Y. Biblical blaspheming. 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Swanson, M.-E. John Locke, philosopher of American liberty. 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Thompson, C. B. “On declaring the laws and rights of nature.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Tierney-Hynes, R. Novel minds. 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Tomida, Y. “Bâkuri no kannensetsu no mujun.” 2001. — Chapter 3.
• —-. “Chōetsurontetsugaku to bunsekitetsugaku.” 1995. — Chapter 3.
• —-. Locke, Berkeley, Kant. 2012. — Chapter 3.
• —-. “Senkakkei to senmentai.” 1994. — Chapter 3.
• Tyler, C. “D. G. Ritchie on socialism, history, and Locke.” 2012. — Chapter 7.
• Walker, W. “The matter of mind, 1650-1750.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• Weinberg, S. “The metaphysical fact of consciousness in Locke’s theory of personal identity.” 2012. — Chapter 3.
• West, T. G. “The ground of Locke’s law of nature.” 2012. — Chapter 7.

Thanks to Peter Anstey, Steven Menashi, Vojtéch Novotný, Martine Pécharman, and Davide Poggi for information about their recent publications.