Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding Books II and IV

The book is a paperback edition with visible signs of wear, including some creases and edge wear. There is no dust jacket, as typical for this format. A handwritten name is present on the cover, but the binding remains firm and the pages are clean and legible.

This reprint edition of "Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding: Books II and IV," edited by Mary Whiton Calkins, was published by Open Court Publishing Company in 1962 in La Salle, Illinois. Originally copyrighted in 1905, this edition offers insight into Locke's philosophical exploration of human cognition and understanding. John Locke, a seminal figure in Enlightenment thought, examines the nature of knowledge and belief, making this work a cornerstone in the study of epistemology. Edited by Mary Whiton Calkins, an influential psychologist and philosopher, this edition provides a scholarly perspective on Locke's work. The book is a paperback, showing signs of wear but remains intact. Notably, it includes a handwritten name on the cover, adding a personal touch to this classic text. This edition is ideal for collectors and students of philosophy seeking a comprehensive understanding of Locke's influential theories.