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　　This is the first comprehensive biography of John Locke to be

published in nearly a half century. Setting Locke's life within

exciting historical and intellectual contexts, which included the

English Civil War, religious persecution, and the Glorious

Revolution of 1688, Roger Woolhouse interweaves an account of

Locke's life with a summary and development of his ideas in theory

of knowledge, philosophy of science, medicine, economics,

philosophy of religion, and political philosophy. Systematic and

encyclopedic in its coverage, Woolhouse's biography offers both an

account and explanation of Locke's ideas, while treating seriously

his emotional relationship with Elinor Parry. Based on broad

research and many years of study of Locke's philosophy, this volume

is an authoritative biography on one of the most significant early

modern philosophers.

Introduction: a man of versatile mind

1. Upbringing and education (1632–1658)

2. College offices and medical studies (1659–1667)

3. Exeter House, London (1666–1675)

4. France (November 1675–May 1679)

5. Thanet House and London (May 1679–September 1683)

6. Holland and the United Provinces (1683–1688)

7. London (February 1689–December 1690)

8. Oates (January 1691–December 1695)

9. 'A gentleman's duty' (December 1695–March 1700)

10. 'Laying down his place' (March 1700–October 1704).

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This is the first comprehensive biography in half a century of John Locke -“a man of versatile mind, fitted for whatever you shall undertake”, as one of his many good friends very aptly described him. Against an exciting historical background of the English Civil War, religious intolerance and bigotry, anti-Government struggles and plots, and the Glorious Revolution of 1688, Roger Woolhouse interweaves the events of Locke's rather varied life with detailed expositions of his developing ideas in medicine, theory of knowledge, philosophy of science, political philosophy, philosophy of religion, and economics. Chronologically systematic in its coverage, this volume offers an account and explanation of Locke's ideas and their reception, while entering at large into the details of his private life of intimate friendships and warm companionship, and of the increasingly visible public life into which, despite himself, he was drawn - Oxford tutor, associate of Shaftesbury, dutiful civil servant. Based on broad research and many years' study of Locke's philosophy, this will be the authoritative biography for years to come of this truly versatile man whose long-standing desire was for quiet residence in his Oxford college engaged in the study and practise of medicine and natural philosophy, yet who, after years in political exile, finally became an over-worked but influential public servant and who is seen now as one of the most significant early modern philosophers. Roger Woolhouse is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of York. He is the author of many journal articles and books on early modern philosophy, including The Empiricists, Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, and, with R.Francks, Leibniz's “New System”.