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Samuel Johnson The Moralist Robert Voitle

Name: Samuel Johnson The Moralist Robert Voitle
SKU: BELL-51425474
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Harvard University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.93 MB

Pages: 200

Author: Robert Voitle

ISBN: 9780674366336, 9780674366329, 0674366336, 0674366328

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Samuel Johnson The Moralist Robert Voitle by Robert Voitle 9780674366336, 9780674366329, 0674366336, 0674366328 instant download after payment.

Samuel Johnson’s moral ideas have too often been discussed without reference to his milieu, as though they were the result of a kind of intellectual parthenogenesis. But these ideas were developed sometimes in sympathy, sometimes in tension with his milieu, and are best kept in perspective by comparing them with those of his more methodical contemporaries. Robert Voitle deals with Johnson’s rationalism, his idea of freedom of will, his social, political, and theological concerns, relating them to the popular ideas and tendencies of the time. Viewed in this context, Johnson’s ideas exhibit a rugged and compelling logical consistency.