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The modern turn /
What is the modern turn in philosophy? In other words, what are the features that make modern philosophy distinctively "modern" in contrast with the pre-modern philosophy from which it emerged - for example, medieval scholasticism, Renaissance philosophy, and ancient Greek and Roman though...
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Washington, D.C. :
The Catholic University of America Press,
[2017]
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| Colección: | Studies in philosophy and the history of philosophy ;
v. 60. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Machiavelli's modernity and the Christian tradition / |r Michael Gillespie -- |t Machiavelli's modern turn / |r Nathan Tarcov -- |t Descartes's critique of scholastic teleology / |r Tad M. Schmaltz -- |t Spinoza and toleration / |r Steven Nadler -- |t From natural law to natural rights in John Locke / |r Michael Pakaluk -- |t Leibniz: modern or premodern philosopher? / |r Nicholas Jolley -- |t Modern turns in mathematics and physics / |r Richard F. Hassing -- |t Hume contra Humean practical reason: philosophy as the choice of our guide / |r Thomas W. Merrill -- |t Happiness in Rousseau and Kant / |r Michael Rohlf -- |t Kant, autonomy, and modernity / |r Paul Guyer -- |t Tocqueville on religion and liberty / |r Harvey C. Mansfield -- |t The failure of the modern project / |r Rémi Brague. |
| 520 | |a What is the modern turn in philosophy? In other words, what are the features that make modern philosophy distinctively "modern" in contrast with the pre-modern philosophy from which it emerged - for example, medieval scholasticism, Renaissance philosophy, and ancient Greek and Roman thought? How did the modern turn in philosophy transpire? That is, what did specific philosophers contribute that shaped the distinctive character of modern philosophy? The twelve essays in this volume seek to address these questions, and in doing so so they exemplify and contribute to a rich debate about that nature and value of modern philosophy. This volume approaches the modern turn not as an event that occurred all at once, but rather as a series of shifts in different areas of philosophy at different times. The essays are arranged broadly in chronological order of the topics they treat. Among the themes that recur most often in these essays are, first, that modern philosophy is characteristically preoccupied with questions about foundations and, second, that it ultimately prioritizes practice over theory. But the virtue of this text is its wide range of perspectives on modern philosophy - what constitutes it as modern, when it arose, and what its shortcomings may be. -- from dust jacket. | ||
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