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The Philosophy of Robert Boyle

Peter R. Anstey

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Introduction Part I The theory of qualities 1. Distinctions among the qualities 2. Distinguishing criteria for the primary qualities 3. The perception of the sensible qualities 4. The ontological status of the sensible qualities Part II Matter in motion 5. Natural and violent states and motions 6. The nature of place 7. Laws and concurrence 8. Mind/Body interaction Appendices 1. Transcript of Boyle Papers, vol. 10, fols. 29-31 2. Transcript of Boyle Papers, vol. 10, fols. 38-40

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Introduction Part I The theory of qualities 1. Distinctions among the qualities 2. Distinguishing criteria for the primary qualities 3. The perception of the sensible qualities 4. The ontological status of the sensible qualities Part II Matter in motion 5. Natural and violent states and motions 6. The nature of place 7. Laws and concurrence 8. Mind/Body interaction Appendices 1. Transcript of Boyle Papers, vol. 10, fols. 29-31 2. Transcript of Boyle Papers, vol. 10, fols. 38-40

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Introduction Part I The theory of qualities 1. Distinctions among the qualities 2. Distinguishing criteria for the primary qualities 3. The perception of the sensible qualities 4. The ontological status of the sensible qualities Part II Matter in motion 5. Natural and violent states and motions 6. The nature of place 7. Laws and concurrence 8. Mind/Body interaction Appendices 1. Transcript of Boyle Papers, vol. 10, fols. 29-31 2. Transcript of Boyle Papers, vol. 10, fols. 38-40

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