Vision in God and Thinking Matter: Locke’s Epistemological Agnosticism Used Against Malebranche and Stillingfleet

In S. Hutton & P. Schuurman (eds.), Studies on Locke: Sources, Contemporaries, and Legacy. Springer (2008)
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