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mods: Radical enlightenment philosophy and the making of modernity, 1650-1750 Israel, Jonathan 1946- creator author. text bibliography Electronic books. Electronic book. enk Oxford New York Oxford University Press 2001 monographic eng remote 1 online resource (xvi, 810 pages) : illustrations, maps, portraits This is a study of the origins and rise of the Radical Enlightenment. The book analyses the enlightenment's role in the demolition of traditional structures of authority, scientific thought and belief. Preface -- Acknowledgements -- List of plates -- List of figures -- List of map and tables -- Abbreviations of library and archive locations -- PART I. The 'radical enlightenment' -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Government and philosophy -- 3. Society, institutions, revolution -- 4. Women, philosophy, and sexuality -- 5. Censorship and culture -- 6. Libraries and enlightenment -- 7. The learned journals -- PART II. The rise of philosophical radicalism -- 8. Spinoza -- 9. Van den Enden : philosophy, democracy, and egalitarianism -- 10. Radicalism and the people : the brothers Koerbagh -- 11. Philosophy, the interpreter of scripture -- 12. Miracles denied -- 13. Spinoza's system -- 14. Spinoza, science, and the scientists -- 15. Philosophy, politics, and the liberation of man -- 16. Publishing a banned philosophy -- 17. The spread of a forbidden movement -- PART III. Europe and the 'new' intellectual controversies 1680-1720 -- 18. Bayle and the 'virtuous atheist' -- 19. The Bredenburg disputes -- 20. Fontenelle and the war of the oracles -- 21. The death of the devil -- 22. Leenhof and the 'universal philosophical religion' -- 23. The 'nature of God' controversy -- PART IV. The intellectual counter-offensive -- 24. New theological strategies -- 25. The collapse of Cartesianism -- 26. Leibniz and the radical enlightenment -- 27. Anglomania : the 'triumph' of Newton and Locke -- 28. The intellectual drama in Spain and Portugal -- 29. Germany and the Baltic : the 'war of the philos…