This special issue of Studi Lockiani (2, 2021), edited by Luisa Simonutti (ISPF-CNR), is devoted to Locke and Occasionalism. With papers by Igor Agostini, Raffaele Carbone, Matteo Favaretti, Simone Guidi, Nicholas Jolley, Steven Nadler, Mariangela Priarolo.
Table of contents
- Luisa Simonutti, Introduction. Locke and Occasionalism, p. 7
Articles
- Igor Agostini, Tra aristotelismo ed occasionalismo: la replica di Locke a Malebranche e Norris
- Raffaele Carbone, God, Nature and Connections: Malebranche’s Conception of Causality and Locke’s Critiques
- Matteo Favaretti Camposampiero, Occasionalism at a Crossroads: Leibniz’s Debt to Malebranche
- Simone Guidi, Dagli angeli alle occasioni. Un’ipotesi a partire dal ‘problema della trasduzione’
- Nicholas Jolley, Locke and the Notion of Power
- Steven Nadler, Order, Laws and Divine Volitions: Malebranche’s Occasionalism and the Problem of Miracles
- Mariangela Priarolo, Rethinking Occasionalism: John Locke and the Power(s) of Nature
Notes
- Brunello Lotti, L’ambivalenza di Malebranche
- Luisa Simonutti, Recent Studies and Considerations on Personhood, Identity and Consciousness in Locke’s Thought
Reviews
- Giuliana Di Biase, review of Diego Lucci, John Locke’s Christianity
- Francesco Terenzio, review of Daniel Layman, Locke among the Radicals. Liberty and Property in the Nineteenth Century
- Giuliana Di Biase, review of Philippe Hamou and Martine Pécharman (eds.), Locke and Cartesian Philosophy
- Giuliana Di Biase, review of Nicholas Jolley, Locke’s Touchy Subjects