"Reassessing the Radical Enlightenment' comprises fifteen new essays by a team of international scholars that re-evaluate the characteristics, meaning and impact of the radical Enlightenment"--Provided by publisher.
"Reassessing the Radical Enlightenment' comprises fifteen new essays by a team of international scholars that re-evaluate the characteristics, meaning and impact of the radical Enlightenment"--Provided by publisher.
Steffen Ducheyne is Research Professor at the Centre for Logic and Philosophy of Science at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. He is the author of "The Main Business of Natural Philosophy": Isaac Newton's Natural-Philosophical Methodology (2012).
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List of figures Notes on contributors Introduction Steffen Ducheyne PART I THE BIG PICTURE 1. 'Radical Enlightenment' - A Game-Changing Concept Jonathan I. Israel 2. The Radical Enlightenment: A Heavenly City with Many Mansions Margaret C. Jacob 3. Of Radical and Moderate Enlightenment Harvey Chisick 4. The Emergence of the 'Radical Enlightenment' in Humanist Scholarship Frederik Stjernfelt PART II ORIGINS AND FATE OF THE RADICAL ENLIGHTENMENT, CA. 1660-1720 5. Spinoza the Radical Nancy Levene 6. Spinoza on Natural Inequality and the Fiction of Moral Equality Beth Lord 7. John Toland's Origines Judaicae: Speaking for Spinoza? Ian Leask 8. Radical Atheism: Jean Meslier in Context Charles Devellennes 9. The Waning of the Radical Enlightenment in the Dutch Republic Wiep van Bunge PART III: THE RADICAL ENLIGHTENMENT IN EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLD AFTER CA. 1720 10. Less Radical Enlightenment: A Christian Wing of the French Enlightenment Eric Palmer 11. Materialism at the University of Göttingen: Between Moderate and Radical Enlightenment Falk Wunderlich 12. Radical Enlightenment and Revolution in Late Eighteenth-Century Ireland Ultán Gillen 13. De Sade - An Heir to the Radical Enlightenment? Winfried Schröder 14. Empathy, Equality, and the Radical Enlightenment Devin Vartija 15. The Radical Enlightenment and Movements for Women's Equality in Europe and the Americas (1715-1825) Jennifer J. Davis General Index
List of figures Notes on contributors Introduction Steffen Ducheyne PART I THE BIG PICTURE 1. 'Radical Enlightenment' - A Game-Changing Concept Jonathan I. Israel 2. The Radical Enlightenment: A Heavenly City with Many Mansions Margaret C. Jacob 3. Of Radical and Moderate Enlightenment Harvey Chisick 4. The Emergence of the 'Radical Enlightenment' in Humanist Scholarship Frederik Stjernfelt PART II ORIGINS AND FATE OF THE RADICAL ENLIGHTENMENT, CA. 1660-1720 5. Spinoza the Radical Nancy Levene 6. Spinoza on Natural Inequality and the Fiction of Moral Equality Beth Lord 7. John Toland's Origines Judaicae: Speaking for Spinoza? Ian Leask 8. Radical Atheism: Jean Meslier in Context Charles Devellennes 9. The Waning of the Radical Enlightenment in the Dutch Republic Wiep van Bunge PART III: THE RADICAL ENLIGHTENMENT IN EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLD AFTER CA. 1720 10. Less Radical Enlightenment: A Christian Wing of the French Enlightenment Eric Palmer 11. Materialism at the University of Göttingen: Between Moderate and Radical Enlightenment Falk Wunderlich 12. Radical Enlightenment and Revolution in Late Eighteenth-Century Ireland Ultán Gillen 13. De Sade - An Heir to the Radical Enlightenment? Winfried Schröder 14. Empathy, Equality, and the Radical Enlightenment Devin Vartija 15. The Radical Enlightenment and Movements for Women's Equality in Europe and the Americas (1715-1825) Jennifer J. Davis General Index
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