How to hit pause : language, transcendence, and the capacity for judgment in Shaftesbury's "Soliloquy; or, Advice to an author"

In Vivasvan Soni & Thomas Pfau (eds.), Judgment and Action: Fragments toward a History. Northwestern University Press (2017)
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