The Western intellectual tradition, from Leonardo to Hegel
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Freeport, N.Y.,
Books for Libraries Press
[1971]
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| Series: | Essay index reprint series.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. The Expanding World: From Leonardo to Galileo, 1500-1630
- 1. Leonardo and His Times
- 2. The City-States of Italy
- 3. Machiavelli
- 4. Thomas More
- 5. Erasmus and the Humanists
- 6. The Reformation
- 7. The Scientific Revolution
- 8. The Elizabethan Age
- Part II. The Age of Reasoned Dissent: From Cromwell to Rousseau, 1630-1760
- 9. The Puritan Revolution
- 10. The Royal Society
- 11. Hobbes and Locke
- 12. The Method of Descartes
- 13. The Contribution of Pascal and Bayle
- 14. Voltaire: Science and Satire
- 15. Montesquieu
- 16. Rousseau
- Part III. The Great Revolutions: From Smith to Hegel, 1760-1830
- 17. The Industrial Revolution
- 18. The Lunar Society: Businessmen and Technicians
- 19. Adam Smith
- 20. Benjamin Franklin
- 21. Thomas Jefferson and the American Revolution
- 22. The French Revolution and Its Nappoleonic Sequence
- 23. Edmund Burke
- 24. Jeremy Bentham
- 25. Robert Owen
- 26. Kant and Hegel: The Emergence of History.