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  1. On Government 186k Wordscompleted A must-read for citizens, the first book to understand the nature of government. Recognized as the greatest work on the functions of government in history, it asks what kind of government is a good government? It is very important for China to understand the logic of democratic government! 165Reads9.3ScoreShelves
  2. Theory of Human Understanding 688k Wordscompleted The most important point of "A Theory of Human Understanding" is that Locke proposed for the first time that the human mind has systematic, detailed, rational, and broad philosophical thoughts and cognitions. Everything comes from experience and is not innate. This view is contrary to the popular view at the time that thoughts and cognitions are "innate." This is exactly what Locke deliberately focused on. It also possesses modern ideology in the sense of acquiring knowledge. In fact, Confucius, 35Reads8.1ScoreShelves
  3. On Human Cognition: Compilation of the Complete Translation (Complete Two Volumes) 616k Wordscompleted "On Human Cognition" (i. E. "On Human Understanding") is an important work in the history of Western philosophy, especially in the epistemological tradition of modern philosophy. It is the pioneering work of the British empiricist epistemological tradition. Since its first publication in 1689, Locke has repeatedly revised the book. Therefore, "On Human Cognition" was published in seven English versions in the early stage. There are many differences in terms between different versions. Niedich th 13Reads7.7ScoreShelves
  4. On Human Cognition: Compilation of the Complete Translation (Part 1) 301k Wordscompleted "On Human Cognition" (i. E. "On Human Understanding") is an important work in the history of Western philosophy, especially in the epistemological tradition of modern philosophy. It is the pioneering work of the British empiricist epistemological tradition. Since its first publication in 1689, Locke has repeatedly revised the book. Therefore, "On Human Cognition" was published in seven English versions in the early stage. There are many differences in terms between different versions. Niedich th 2Reads7.4ScoreShelves
  5. On Human Cognition: Compilation of the Complete Translation (Part 2) 315k Wordscompleted "On Human Cognition" (i. E. "On Human Understanding") is an important work in the history of Western philosophy, especially in the epistemological tradition of modern philosophy. It is the pioneering work of the British empiricist epistemological tradition. Since its first publication in 1689, Locke has repeatedly revised the book. Therefore, "On Human Cognition" was published in seven English versions in the early stage. There are many differences in terms between different versions. Niedich th Reads7.3ScoreShelves
  6. On Human Cognition: Compilation of the Complete Translation (Complete Two Volumes) completed "On Human Cognition" (i. E. "On Human Understanding") is an important work in the history of Western philosophy, especially in the epistemological tradition of modern philosophy. It is the pioneering work of the British empiricist epistemological tradition. Since its first publication in 1689, Locke has repeatedly revised the book. Therefore, "On Human Cognition" was published in seven English versions in the early stage. There are many differences in terms between different versions. Niedich th Reads8.5ScoreShelves