An Essay Concerning Human Understanding Book II by John LOCKE (1632 - 1704) Genre(s): Education, Philosophy, Psychology Read by: Pamela Nagami, franklinvios, Brian C. Rideout, garybclayton, Patrick Munoz, enz2103, Joseph, Craig Campbell, Larry Wilson, ChadH94, realisticspeakers, Kathleen Nelson, Leon, Mayah, Ryan Bassette in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 18 - Chapter 21 Of Power Part 4 00:32:03 - 19 - Chapter 22-Of Mixed Modes 00:51:00 - 20 - Chapter 23 Of our complex Ideas of Substances Part 1 01:18:05 - 21 - Chapter 23 Of our complex Ideas of Substances Part 2 01:59:39 - 22 - Chapters 24-26 Of Collective Ideas of Substances, Of Relation, Of Cause and Effect and other Relations 02:33:16 - 23 - Chapter 27 Of Identity and Diversity Part 1 03:06:24 - 24 - Chapter 27 Of Identity and Diversity Part 2 03:25:26 - 25 - Chapter 27 Footnote: Locke discusses the Bishop of Worchester Part 1 04:07:58 - 26 - Chapter 27 Footnote: Locke discusses the Bishop of Worchester Part 2 04:40:27 - 27 - Chapter 28 Of Moral Relations 05:10:34 - 28 - Chapter 29 Of Clear and Obscure, Distinct and Confused Ideas 05:34:35 - 29 - Chapter 30 Of Real and Fantastical Ideas 05:44:30 - 30 - Chapter 31 Of adequate and inadequate Ideas 06:09:04 - 31 - Chapter 32 Of True and False Ideas 06:35:28 - 32 - Chapter 33 Of the Association of Ideas John Locke wrote four essays on human (or humane) understanding. Here are a few quotes from the book: 'I see no reason to believe, that the soul thinks before the senses have furnished it with ideas to think on. The dreams of sleeping men are, as I take it, all made up of the waking man's ideas, though for the most part oddly put together. Can the soul think, and not the man, or a man think, and not be conscious of it? Suppose the soul of Castor separated, during his sleep, from his body, to think apart. Let us suppose too, that it chooses for its scene of thinking the body of another man, v. g. Pollux, who is sleeping without a soul. Nobody can imagine that his soul can think, or move a body at Oxford, whilst he is at London. The question is, whether if the same substance which thinks, be changed, it can be the same person; or, remaining the same, it can be different persons? Whiteness and coldness are no more in snow than pain is.'John Locke wrote four essays on human (or humane) understanding. The first and second have been recorded into LibriVox. This recording is a repetition of the second of Locke's Essays. All of his essays were, and are, very influential. Edward Stillingfleet 1635-1699 (Bishop of Worcester) wrote a Critique of Locke's ideas and many letters to him. Locke's Essays inspired Gottfried Leibniz (1646-1716) to write his New Essays Concerning Human Understanding and Victor Cousin analyzed all four books in his 1834 Elements of Psychology. - Summary by Craig Campbell More information: https://librivox.org/an-essay-concerning-human-understanding-book-ii-by-john-locke/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

Afternoon Songs by Julia Caroline DORR (1825 - 1913) Genre(s): Poetry Read by: Domenica Campbell, Sarah Sellari, Jael Baldwin, GregShinn, SkyAlbatross, Rachel, Ezwa, Larry Wilson, Michele Fry, Lana Maes, dane hendren, Newgatenovelist, Diana Schmidt in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - Four O'Clocks 00:01:28 - 02 - A Dream of Songs Unsung 00:12:26 - 03 - Questioning a Rose 00:14:15 - 04 - The Fallow Field 00:17:21 - 05 - Out and In 00:18:33 - 06 - Her Flowers 00:20:19 - 07 - Three Laddies 00:22:02 - 08 - Summer 00:23:26 - 09 - Thornless Roses 00:24:52 - 10 - Treasure-Ships 00:26:38 - 11 - Choosing 00:28:11 - 12 - Not Mine 00:31:13 - 13 - The Chamber of Silence 00:35:37 - 14 - Three Roses 00:36:52 - 15 - Four Letters 00:39:18 - 16 - Valdemar 00:54:34 - 17 - Jubilate! 00:55:48 - 18 - Easter Lilies 00:57:31 - 19 - 'O, Wind that Blows out of the West' 00:59:21 - 20 - A Summer Song 01:00:48 - 21 - The Urn 01:02:13 - 22 - The Parson's Daughter 01:06:09 - 23 - March Fourth, 1881-1882 01:07:45 - 24 - Roy 01:09:03 - 25 - The Painter's Prayer 01:10:03 - 26 - From Exile 01:14:53 - 27 - A Mother-Song 01:19:09 - 28 - Easter Morning 01:23:37 - 29 - Sealed Orders 01:25:42 - 30 - An Anniversary 01:29:10 - 31 - Martha 01:30:11 - 32 - The Hour 01:31:23 - 33 - The Closed Gate 01:33:27 - 34 - Content 01:35:33 - 35 - My Wonderland 01:39:38 - 36 - The Guest 01:41:50 - 37 - An Old-Fashioned Garden 01:45:40 - 38 - Discontent 01:49:24 - 39 - The Doves at Mendon 01:52:36 - 40 - A Late Rose 01:54:45 - 41 - Periwinkle 01:56:36 - 42 - Afternoon 01:58:35 - 43 - The Lady of the Prow 02:02:45 - 44 - Thou and I This is a volume of poems by Julia Caroline Dorr, part 5 of her collected poems. - Summary by Carolin More information: http://librivox.org/afternoon-songs-by-julia-caroline-dorr/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

The Juvenile Bible by ANONYMOUS ( - ) Genre(s): Bibles Read by: Bekaroo, Angelique G. Campbell, ChadH94, April Aymond, Mike Overby, KevinS in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 00 - Preface 00:06:12 - 01 - Genesis 00:10:42 - 02 - Exodus 00:13:06 - 03 - Leviticus 00:14:51 - 04 - Numbers 00:16:56 - 05 - Deuteronomy 00:19:08 - 06 - Joshua 00:20:35 - 07 - Judges 00:21:51 - 08 - Ruth 00:22:21 - 09 - I. Samuel 00:24:21 - 10 - II. Samuel 00:25:49 - 11 - I. Kings 00:27:25 - 12 - II. Kings 00:29:07 - 13 - I. Chronicles 00:30:45 - 14 - II. Chronicles 00:32:40 - 15 - Ezra 00:33:45 - 16 - Nehemiah 00:34:44 - 17 - Esther 00:35:55 - 18 - Job 00:38:23 - 19 - Psalms 00:46:19 - 20 - Proverbs 00:48:10 - 21 - Ecclesiastes 00:49:14 - 22 - Solomon's Song 00:50:06 - 23 - Isaiah 00:53:23 - 24 - Jeremiah 00:56:02 - 25 - Lamentations 00:56:36 - 26 - Ezekiel 00:58:53 - 27 - Daniel 00:59:58 - 28 - Hosea 01:01:13 - 29 - Joel 01:01:49 - 30 - Amos 01:02:28 - 31 - Obadiah 01:02:56 - 32 - Jonah 01:03:23 - 33 - Micah 01:04:14 - 34 - Nahum 01:04:53 - 35 - Habakkuk 01:05:34 - 36 - Zephaniah 01:06:15 - 37 - Haggai 01:06:56 - 38 - Zechariah 01:08:03 - 39 - Malachi 01:08:28 - 40 - Matthew 01:11:51 - 41 - Mark 01:13:14 - 42 - Luke 01:15:00 - 43 - John 01:16:36 - 44 - Acts 01:18:18 - 45 - Romans 01:19:30 - 46 - I. Corinthians 01:20:33 - 47 - II. Corinthians 01:21:27 - 48 - Galatians 01:22:14 - 49 - Ephesians 01:23:06 - 50 - Phillipians and Colossians 01:23:55 - 51 - Thessalonians I and II 01:24:43 - 52 - Timothy I and II 01:25:48 - 53 - Titus and Philemon 01:26:41 - 54 - Hebrews 01:27:48 - 55 - James and Peter I and II 01:29:02 - 56 - John I, II, and III 01:30:22 - 57 - Jude 01:31:10 - 58 - Revelation 01:32:50 - 59 - The Ten Commandments 01:34:05 - 60 - A Hymn on the Holy Scriptures 01:35:45 - 61 - The Universal Prayer A collection of short poems describing every book of the Bible (both Old and New testament) for young children to read in order to help them learn about the Bible. (Summary by Elsie Selwyn ) More information: https://librivox.org/the-juvenile-bible-by-anonymous/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

Joan and Peter by H. G. Wells (1866 - 1946) Genre(s): Children's Fiction, Satire Read by: Jordan Russell, Gary J. Conover, Gini Rosario, firenze, elibishop, torre435, noelma, DanielT59, KalenXI in English Cover design by Annise. Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - Peter's Parentage 00:23:53 - 02 - Stublands in Council 01:01:54 - 03 - Arthur or Oswald? 01:59:47 - 04 - First Impressions of the Universe 02:40:39 - 05 - The Christening 03:33:36 - 06 - The Fourth Guardian 03:54:24 - 07 - The School of St. George and the Venerable Bede Part 1 04:32:24 - 08 - The School of St. George and the Venerable Bede Part 2 05:00:35 - 09 - The High Cross Preparatory School Part 1 05:42:39 - 10 - The High Cross Preparatory School Part 2 06:19:43 - 11 - The High Cross Preparatory School Part 3 06:58:06 - 12 - Oswald Takes Control Part 1 More information: https://librivox.org/joan-and-peter-by-h-g-wells/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)