Volition, Rhetoric, and Emotion in the work of Pascal shows how Pascal transforms Saint Augustine's anthropological conception of a human will divided against itself into the theory and practice of his argumentation in the Pensées.
Volition, Rhetoric, and Emotion in the work of Pascal shows how Pascal transforms Saint Augustine's anthropological conception of a human will divided against itself into the theory and practice of his argumentation in the Pensées.
Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part One: Freedom and the Anatomy of the Will Chapter One: The Will's Expanded Lexicon and its Seventeenth-Century Context Chapter Two: Early Modern Free Will Part Two: The Will and Knowledge Chapter Three: The Interior Regard of the Will Chapter Four: The Will's Effect on Knowledge Chapter Five: The Rhetoric of Uncertainty Part Three: Will, Wisdom, and Eloquence Chapter Six: Nonrepresentational Truth, Wisdom and Justice Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part One: Freedom and the Anatomy of the Will Chapter One: The Will's Expanded Lexicon and its Seventeenth-Century Context Chapter Two: Early Modern Free Will Part Two: The Will and Knowledge Chapter Three: The Interior Regard of the Will Chapter Four: The Will's Effect on Knowledge Chapter Five: The Rhetoric of Uncertainty Part Three: Will, Wisdom, and Eloquence Chapter Six: Nonrepresentational Truth, Wisdom and Justice Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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