Identity, Reason, and Passions in Early Modern Thought
Invited editor: Anna Ortin
Anna Ortín Nadal – Hume, the Problem of Content, and the Idea of the Identical Self
Xinghua Wang – A Skeptical View on Locke’s Theory of Personal Identity
Alexandra Bacalu – From Tranquillity to Agitation: Remedies Using the Imagination and the Passions in Early Modern Thought
Francesca di Poppa – Redeeming Enthusiasm: Enthusiasm and Reason in Shaftesbury’s The Moralists
Olivér István Tóth – Inherence of False Beliefs in Spinoza’s Ethics
Sean Winkler – The Conatus of the Body in Spinoza’s Physics
Filip Buyse – Spinoza on Conatus, Inertia, and the Impossibility of Self-Destruction
Book Reviews
Laura Georgescu – Revitalizing Kuhn’s Philosophies of Science
Daniel Collette – Spinoza and Stoicism
Review of special issue
Michael Deckard – Does Sensibility Have an Historical Context?