Philosophy Eliot, Charles W. (editor): Harvard Classics 37: Locke/Berkeley/Hume. v1, 17 June 07

[RWood]

John Locke
Some Thoughts Concerning Education
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George Berkeley
Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous, in Opposition to Sceptics and Atheists
—
David Hume
An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding

The 25th installment is now posted. There are 49 base volumes in the set (plus one additional supplementary volume on "Teaching Notes") so we are over half way finished on our journey. (51% to be more precise.)

It is interesting to read John Locke's Some Thoughts Concerning Education because many of the issues he raises are still debated today.

So please enjoy this latest installment. I'm having a lot of fun gathering the source material from all over the web including the "Internet Archive" which has PDF (image) copies of most of the original volumes from a set at the University of Toronto.

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[Bob Russell]

Past the 50% point! Amazing!

BTW, is a source for that "Teaching Notes" volume also available?
Are there any other source pieces that you know are missing at this point?

[RWood]

51.06% as I remember.

Yes, I have the source for the "Teaching Notes" but it still needs a lot of formatting and proofing work. For some strange reason it has been designated as Volume 51, yet there is no Volume 50 that I have found. 51 will be posted sometime after the series is complete.

Then we can talk of other formats and providing those that want it with copies of the source files. One MobileRead Editor has already expressed his desire for a copy.

I have, in one form or another, all of the sources. Some are in raw test as an OCR from the original books and others are in image copies. Most of what is still to be published is, thankfully, already proofed. Thankfully it has been a slow period at work so I have been able to exceed the original schedule.

[Bob Russell]

Ah. Volume 50 may be the editor's introduction and indexes...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Classics

Plus they call the reading guide volume 52!

[RWood]

Anything you can find on volumes 50 and 52 is wonderful. I have nothing on either volume and would love to be able to include them in the series.

As of today we can complete volumes 1 to 49 and 51. Since 1 to 49 are the critical texts of the series I think of 50 to 52 as a bonus; but, not critical.

[Bob Russell]

Originally Posted by RWood

Anything you can find on volumes 50 and 52 is wonderful. I have nothing on either volume and would love to be able to include them in the series.

As of today we can complete volumes 1 to 49 and 51. Since 1 to 49 are the critical texts of the series I think of 50 to 52 as a bonus; but, not critical.

I agree.. they aren't critical but would be nice. I'll see what I can find. I think I have the reading plan, but I'll have to do some hunting to find it.

[UncleDuke]

49 is fine