The Oxford handbook of British philosophy in the eighteenth century

Part I. The languages of philosophy in eighteenth-century Britain

ch. 1. Locke and his influence / Timothy Stanton

ch. 2. Newton and Newtonianism in eighteenth-century British thought / Eric Schliesser

ch. 3. The idea of a science of human nature / Jacqueline Taylor

ch. 4. Rhetoric and eloquence : the language of persuasion / Paddy Bullard

Part II. Logic and metaphysics

ch. 5. Perception and the language of nature / Rebecca Copenhaver

ch. 6. Language and thought / Laurent Jaffro

ch. 7. The understanding / John P. Wright

ch. 8. Mind and matter / Aaron Garrett

Part III. The passions

ch. 9. Passions, affections, sentiments : taxonomy and terminology / Amy M. Schmitter

ch. 10. Reason and the passions / Terence Cuneo

ch. 11. Liberty and necessity / Sean Greenberg

ch. 12. The government of the passions / James A. Harris

Part IV. Morals

ch. 13. Self-interest and sociability / Christian Maurer

ch. 14. Moral judgment / P.J.E. Kail

ch. 15. The nature of virtue / Dario Perinetti

ch. 16. Practical ethics / Colin Heydt

Part V. Criticism

ch. 17. The pleasures of the imagination and the objects of taste / Paul Guyer

ch. 18. The faculty of taste / Timothy M. Costelloe

ch. 19. The pleasures of tragedy / E.M. Dadlez

ch. 20. Genius and the creative imagination / Peter Kivy

Part VI. Politics

ch. 21. The origin of civil government / Dario Castiglione

ch. 22. Forms of government / Craig Smith

ch. 23. Reform and revolution / Neil McArthur

ch. 24. Luxury, commerce, and the rise of political economy / Richard Whatmore

Part VII. Philosophy and religion

ch. 25. Causation, cosmology, and the limits of philosophy : the early eighteenth-century British debate / Paul Russell

ch. 26. Philosophy, revealed religion, and the enlightenment / Alexander Broadie

ch. 27. Religion and morality / Thomas Ahnert.