Materialism; Mind and body; Physiology -- Early works to 1800
[35] "L'histoire naturelle de l'âme," Chap. V, p. 94.
[36] "Man a Machine," p. 139.
[37] "Man a Machine," p. 140.
[38] "Letters to Serena," V, p. 227.
[39] Ibid., V, p. 234.
[40] John Locke, "Essay Concerning Human Understanding," Book I,
Book II, Chap. I.
[41] Locke, "Essay," Book II, Chap. 8.
[42] Ibid., Book II, Chap. 23.
[43] Ibid., Book IV, Chap. 10. For La Mettrie's summary of Locke,
cf. his "Abrégé des systèmes," OEuvres, Tome 2.
[44] F. A. Lange, "History of Materialism," Vol. II, Chap. II.
[45] "Traité des sensations," Part I.
[46] "Traité des animaux," Chap. I, p. 454.
[47] "Traité des animaux," Chap. VI, p. 577 ff.
[48] "Treatise on Man," Sect. II, Chap. I, p. 96.
[49] Ibid., Sect. II, Chap. II, p. 108.
[50] "Essays on the Mind," Essay II, Chap. I, p. 35.
[51] "Treatise on Man," Chap. XII, p. 161.
[52] Ibid., Chap. IX, p. 146; Chap. VII, p. 129.
[53] "Système de la nature," Vol. I, Chap. I, p. 6.
[54] "Système de la nature," Vol. I, Chap. VI, p. 94.
[55] Ibid., Vol. II, Chap. XVI, p. 451, and Chap. XXVI,
p. 485. Cf. "Man a Machine," pp. 125-126.
[56] The references are to pages of this book.
[57] Page-references are to the editions cited on pp. 205-207, except
references to "Man a Machine" which are to this translation. The
translated or original title of a French book is cited according as
the editor has made use of translation or of French text.
[58] "Man More than a Machine," pp. 10, 12. For statement of the
editions to which these Notes make reference, see pp. 205-207.
[59] Locke's "Essay Concerning Human Understanding," Book
II. Chap. XXIII, § 15.
[60] Ibid., § 31.
[61] Condensed and translated from La Grande Encyclopédie, Vol. 26.
[62] Translated from a note of Assézat in "L'homme machine."
[63] Condensed and translated from La Grande Encyclopédie, Vol. 4.
[64] Condensed from the Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9th ed.,
Vol. XXIII. All references are to this edition.
[65] "Man More than a Machine," p. 5.
[66] "Discourse on Method," Part. V.
[67] "Discourse on Method," Part IV.
[68] "Meditations," II.
[69] "Traité des sensations," Part IV, Chap. IX, § 5.
[70] "Système de la nature," Vol. I, Chap. I.
[71] Quoted from Baldwin's Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology,
Vol. I.
[72] Condensed from the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Vol. XI.
[73] "Les passions de l'âme," Part I, Art. XV, and Art. XXXIX.
[74] Ibid., Part I, Art. XV.
[75] Condensed from the Century Dictionary, Vol. IX.
[76] Translated and condensed from La Grande Encyclopédie, Vol. 26.
[77] Condensed from the Century Dictionary, Vol. IX.
[78] "Man More than a Machine," p. 23.
[79] "Discourse on Method," V, last paragraph.
[80] "Système de la nature," Vol. I, Chap. VII.
[81] Translated from La Grande Encyclopédie, Vol. 26.
[82] Quoted from the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Vol. XXIV.
[83] Quoted from the Century Dictionary, Vol. IX.
[84] E. Haeckel, "The Riddle of the Universe," Chap. III.
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