An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, (Complete)

Of simple Ideas of Reflection. Of simple Ideas of both Sensation and Reflection. Some farther Considerations concerning our simple Ideas. Of Discerning, and other Operations of the Mind. Of simple Modes; and first, of the simple Modes of Space. Of Duration, and its simple Modes. Of Duration and Expansion, considered together. Of other simple Modes.

Of the Modes of Thinking. Of Modes of Pleasure and Pain. Of our Complex Ideas of Substances. Of Collective Ideas of Substances. Of Cause and Effect, and other Relations. Of Real and Phantastical Ideas. Of Adequate and Inadequate Ideas.

Of True and False Ideas. Of Words or Language in general.

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Of the Signification of Words. Of the Names of Simple Ideas. Of the Names of mixed Modes and Relations. Of the Names of Substances. Of Abstract and Concrete Terms. Of the Imperfection of Words. Of the Abuse of Words.

Of the Remedies of the foregoing Imperfections and Abuses. Of Knowledge in general.

Of the Degrees of our Knowledge. Of the Extent of Humane Knowledge. Of the Reality of our Knowledge. Of Truth in general. Of Universal Propositions, their Truth and Certainty. Of our Knowledge of Existence. Of our Knowledge of the Existence of other Things. Of the Improvement of our Knowledge.

Some farther Considerations concerning our Knowledge. Of the Degrees of Assent.

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