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Research

Illusion in Du Châtelet's Theory of Happiness

  • Scott Harkema

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The Aptly Named ‘Cratylus’? Berkeley’s Approach to Shaftesbury in Alciphron, III

  • Stefan Storrie

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How Did Leibniz’s God Create the World?

  • Fatema Amijee

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Kepler’s Geometrical Music Theory: Philosophical Motivations and Significance

  • Domenica Gabriella Romagni

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Gabrielle Suchon's Theory of Knowledge

  • Margaret Matthews

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Harmony as a Criterion of Contingent Truth in Leibniz

  • Banafsheh Beizaei

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Maimon on the (In-)dispensability of the Kantian Thing in Itself: A Misleading Narrative

  • Marialena Karampatsou

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Morality and Relations before Hume

  • Stewart Duncan

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Desire in Spinoza's Value Epistemology

  • Leonardo Moauro

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Descartes on Miracles

  • Emma Fieser

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Catharine Macaulay on Cultivating our Sympathetic Potential

  • Elena Gordon

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Beyond Bounds: Infinity in Cavendish’s Ontology

  • Laura Georgescu

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Is Leibniz's Theory of 'I' Coherent?

  • Min Heo
  • Samuel C. Rickless

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Locke and Natural Kinds

  • Lodi Nauta

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Baxter on Dreams and Imagination: More than a Critic of Locke and Berkeley

  • David Bartha

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Priority Monism in Anne Conway: Mediation through the Whole

  • David Harmon

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