Titlebook: Empiricist Theories of Space; Space and Experience Laura Berchielli Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Hobbes on space.spacial m

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Book 2020ical literature. This book offers a unique overview of the early modern understanding of these issues, of interest to historians of early modern philosophy, historians and philosophers of science, historians of ideas, and all readers who want to expand their knowledge of the empiricist tradition..

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Introduction: Ideas of Space and Their Relation to Experience in Early Modern Philosophy,haracteristics of his approach, the notion of space that results from it, and the place it occupies within his philosophy. The second is to show that, despite the individual particularities of each theory, there are some common features concerning both the content of the notion of space and the meth

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Locke on Space and Substance,ays occupies a commensurate part of space. But whereas Gassendi, Newton, and others who hold this sort of doctrine find reasons to say that space is neither a substance nor an accident, Locke entertains the question and declines to answer it on the grounds that our idea of substance is too obscure.

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Spacious Minds and Spatial Spirits: John Locke on Space and Thought,n what sense the mind is “in space”, has a location, and perhaps an extension? And second: how this ‘spatial mind’ is also ‘spacious’, offering room for ideas? What sense of spatiality is involved when Locke says that ideas are “in the mind”, “l(fā)odged in the mind”, and how does this inner spatiality