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The Skeptical and Other Systems of Philosophy

The Skeptical and Other Systems of Philosophy Simplified

Skepticism Regarding Our Reason

Section 1

Skepticism Regarding Our Reason

The Nature of Probability

Section 1b

The Nature of Probability

Skepticism Regarding Our Senses

Section 2

Skepticism Regarding Our Senses

The Philosophy of Aristotle -- Matter

Section 3

The Philosophy of Aristotle -- Matter

Aristotle's Philosophy is False

Section 3b

Aristotle's Philosophy is False

The Philosophy of Descartes -- Imagination

Section 4

The Philosophy of Descartes -- Imagination

Hume's Physics: Identity and Space for that Identity to Exist

Section 4b

Hume's Physics: Identity and Space for that Identity to Exist

Spinoza's Philosophy -- The Soul's Immateriality

Section 5

Spinoza's Philosophy -- The Soul's Immateriality

A Feeling or Perception Cannot Be Bound By Dimensions

Section 5b

A Feeling or Perception Cannot Be Bound By Dimensions

The Relation of Perceptions

Section 5c

The Relation of Perceptions

The Soul's Substance

Section 5d

The Soul's Substance

Spinoza's system is really Theological

Section 5e

Spinoza's system is really Theological

The Mind's Substance

Section 5f

The Mind's Substance

Personal Identity

Section 6

Personal Identity

The Idea of Identity is Caused by the Resemblance of Perceptions

Section 6b

The Idea of Identity is Caused by the Resemblance of Perceptions

We Assign a Change in Identity Based on Our Perception of the Change Relative to the Whole

Section 6b

We Assign a Change in Identity Based on Our Perception of the Change Relative to the Whole

Discerning Identities

Section 6c

Discerning Identities

Conclusion of Book 1

Section 7

Conclusion of Book 1

The flights of the imagination

Section 7b

The flights of the imagination