Causation and Cognition in Early Modern Philosophy (Paperback, 1)

IntroductionDominik Perler & Sebastian Bender1. Suarez on Intellectual Cognition and Occasional CausationDominik Perler2. Descartes on the Causal Structure of CognitionAlison Simmons3. Cartesian Causation and Cognition: Louis de la Forge and Geraud de CordemoyTad Schmaltz4. Causation and Cognition in MalebrancheStephan Schmid5. Ralph Cudworth: Plastic Nature, Cognition and the Cognizable WorldSarah Hutton6. Nothing Is Simply One Thing: Conway on Multiplicity in Causation and CognitionJulia Borcherding7. Cavendish on Material Causation and CognitionDavid Cunning8. The Mechanical Mind: Hobbes on Sense Cognition and ImaginationMartine Pecharman9. Knowing Mind through Knowing Body: Spinoza on Causal Knowledge of the Self and the External WorldDaniel Garber10. The Many Faces of Spinoza’s Causal AxiomMartin Lin11. Locke on Causation and CognitionJennifer Maru?i?12. Embodied Cognition without Causal Interaction in LeibnizJulia Jorati13. John Sergeant and Antoine Le Grand on the Occasional Cause of CognitionHan Thomas Adriaenssen14. Berkeley on Causation, Ideas and Necessary ConnectionsSebastian Bender15. Hume and "Reason as a Kind of Cause"P. J. E. Kail16. Reid on Intentionality and CausationJames Van Cleve