John Locke An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Clarendon Edition

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John Locke An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Clarendon Edition
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Oxford University Press
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1900
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John Locke An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Clarendon Edition

Author: John Locke

Year: 1900

The Gold Standard Text: Published by Oxford University Press, this is the definitive, authoritative critical edition used in contemporary philosophy. Nidditch meticulously restored Locke’s original 17th-century text, capturing its historical accuracy.Exhaustive Scholarly Apparatus: The premium hardcover edition includes a massive register of textual variants, comprehensive historical commentary, and a specialized glossary that helps track how Locke revised his work across different printings.Why You Might Want to Avoid It (For Casual Readers)Dense and Unforgiving: It preserves original 17th-century spelling, capitalization, and punctuation. If you are not used to reading early modern English in its raw form, it can significantly slow down your reading speed.Cost and Size: The full scholarly cloth edition is an expensive, heavy tome spanning over 900 pages

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