Locke-Berkeley-Hume 

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Contents: 

John Locke

• An Essay concerning Human Understanding
• Two Treatises of Civil Government

George Berkeley

• The Principles of Human Knowledge
• "An Essay towards a New Theory of Vision"
• Alciphron
• Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous

David Hume

• A Treatise of Human Nature
• An Enquiry concerning the Principles of Morals
• An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding
• Essays: Moral, Political, and Literary
• "My Own Life"
• "A Dissertation on the Passions"
• Dialogues concerning Natural Religion
• The Natural History of Religion
  
  Notes: Hume texts are based on or have been checked against the Green and Grose edition as well as at least one other edition; original editions were also consulted. Locke texts were drawn from the 12th Edition, but were checked against original editions. Berkeley texts were drawn from the Rev. G. N. Wright edition, which is closer in orthography and punctuation to Berkeley than the Jessop and Luce texts (the standard edition). The Wright 1st Edition Alciphron has been reduced to variant status, with the primary text based on the 3d Edition (1752).

License Pricing

Locke-Berkeley-Hume		CD-ROM	Web Server	SGML	Credit
Individual		$105	n/a	n/a	($30)
Institutional		$250	n/a	n/a	($80)
Campus-wide		$500	n/a	$500	($160)
ISBN#	Windows	1-57085-100-x	n/a	1-57085-168-9
	Macintosh	1-57085-025-9

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