William Uzgallis: Introduction to Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding

It was written as one of the series of Leaders Guides that outlined the origin of Western philosophy in a clear and concise way. The author is a professor of philosophy at Oregon State University and the main research field is early modern philosophy and psychological philosophy. This is Lee Young's Sun-jung's professor of philosophy, a British empiricalist, who was published in the translation by John Locke with other members of the Human Intelligence Agoronic Project. Recently, as the trend toward looking at Locke's books in general terms, scholars have come to the conclusion that religion is the central theme of his life. Locke says the purpose of human intelligence is “to explore the origin, authenticity and scope of human knowledge, along with belief, opinion, consent and extent.”. We are used to thinking that Roque has opened a time of true cognitiveism, with the phrase “the origin, authenticity and exploration of the scope of human knowledge.”. Locke saw the information about its existence and nature as a claim that it cannot form a definite knowledge of the object or mind, that most of the statements people rely on cannot have a certain knowledge of its truthfulness.

Korean title: 로크의 인간지성론 입문

Korean author: 윌리엄 우즈갈리스

Korean publisher: 서광사

ISBN-13: 9788930610551