Brings together scholars who use literary interpretation and discourse analysis to read 18th-century British philosophy in its historical context. This work analyses how the philosophers of the Enlightenment viewed their writing; and, how their institutional positions as teachers and writers influenced their understanding of human consciousness.
Brings together scholars who use literary interpretation and discourse analysis to read 18th-century British philosophy in its historical context. This work analyses how the philosophers of the Enlightenment viewed their writing; and, how their institutional positions as teachers and writers influenced their understanding of human consciousness.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Christina Lupton Alexander Dick; Chapter 1 Philosophy/Non-Philosophy and Derrida's (Non) Relations with Eighteenth-Century Empiricism Nicholas Hudson; Chapter 2 Locke's Desire Jonathan Brody Kramnick; Chapter 3 Philosophy and Politeness Moral Autonomy and Malleability in Shaftesbury's Characteristics Joseph Chaves; Chapter 4 Reid Writing and the Mechanics of Common Sense Alexander Dick; Chapter 5 Preposterous Hume Mark Blackwell; Chapter 6 Aesthetic Sensibility and the Contours of Sympathy Through Hume's Insertions to the Treatise Adam Budd; Chapter 7 David Hume and Jane Austen on Pride: Ethics in the Enlightenment Eva M. Dadlez; Chapter 8 Hume Religion Literary Form: Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion John Richetti; Chapter 9 The Epistemology of Genre Jonathan Sadow; Chapter 10 The Primitive in Adam Smith's History Maureen Harkin; Chapter 11 Can Julie Be Trusted? Rousseau and the Crisis of Constancy in Eighteenth-Century Philosophy Nancy Yousef; Chapter 12 After the Summum Bonum: Novels Treatises and the Enquiry After Happiness Brian Michael Norton; Chapter 13 Music vs Conscience in Wordsworth's Poetry Adam Potkay;
Introduction Christina Lupton Alexander Dick; Chapter 1 Philosophy/Non-Philosophy and Derrida's (Non) Relations with Eighteenth-Century Empiricism Nicholas Hudson; Chapter 2 Locke's Desire Jonathan Brody Kramnick; Chapter 3 Philosophy and Politeness Moral Autonomy and Malleability in Shaftesbury's Characteristics Joseph Chaves; Chapter 4 Reid Writing and the Mechanics of Common Sense Alexander Dick; Chapter 5 Preposterous Hume Mark Blackwell; Chapter 6 Aesthetic Sensibility and the Contours of Sympathy Through Hume's Insertions to the Treatise Adam Budd; Chapter 7 David Hume and Jane Austen on Pride: Ethics in the Enlightenment Eva M. Dadlez; Chapter 8 Hume Religion Literary Form: Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion John Richetti; Chapter 9 The Epistemology of Genre Jonathan Sadow; Chapter 10 The Primitive in Adam Smith's History Maureen Harkin; Chapter 11 Can Julie Be Trusted? Rousseau and the Crisis of Constancy in Eighteenth-Century Philosophy Nancy Yousef; Chapter 12 After the Summum Bonum: Novels Treatises and the Enquiry After Happiness Brian Michael Norton; Chapter 13 Music vs Conscience in Wordsworth's Poetry Adam Potkay;
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