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French Freethought From Gassendi To Voltaire J S Spink

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French Freethought From Gassendi To Voltaire J S Spink
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Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 32.82 MB
Pages: 345
Author: J. S. Spink
ISBN: 9781472556530, 9781472512437, 1472556534, 147251243X
Language: English
Year: 2013

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French Freethought From Gassendi To Voltaire J S Spink by J. S. Spink 9781472556530, 9781472512437, 1472556534, 147251243X instant download after payment.

This book makes an important contribution to the history of ideas in France in the century preceding the main manifestations of the Enlightenment. A number of detailed studies already exist which deal with special aspects of the thought of the period, and works abound on individual thinkers such as Descartes and Pascal. Professor Spink, however, has endeavoured to present within a single volume a full, coherent and balanced account of the radical inquiries in literature, philosophy, and the natural sciences that stemmed from the intellectual crisis of the 1620s. He analyses the content of this body of free-thought and devotes particular attention to the ways in which the new ideas were disseminated in the face of the hostility of the civil and ecclesiastical authorities.

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