From Descartes to Hume : continental metaphysics and the development of modern philosophy

1. Continental Rationalism And British Empiricism -- 2. Substance -- 3. Descartes' Denial That The Existence Of Mind Depends Casually Upon The Existence Of Body -- 4. Spinoza's Denial Of Causal Interaction Between Modes Of Distinct Attributes -- 5. Malebranche's Denial Of Causes Other Than God -- 6. Berkeley's Denial Of Causes Other Than Volitions -- 7. Leibniz's Denial Of Causal Interaction Between Monads -- 8. Seventeenth-century Continental Metaphysics. Louis E. Loeb. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [365]-373.