Title Philosophy, religion, and science in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries / edited by John W. Yolton

Published Rochester, N.Y ; Woodbridge : University of Rochester Press, 1990

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Description xvii, 539 pages ; 24 cm Series Library of the history of ideas ; v. 2 Library of the history of ideas ; v. 2 Contents Introduction / John W. Yolton -- Berkeley, Reid, and the mathematization of mid-eighteenth-century optics / G.N. Cantor -- Berkeley's "proper object of vision" / Gary Thrane -- As in a looking-glass : perceptual acquaintance in eighteenth-century Britain / John W. Yolton -- Can there be colors in the dark? : physical color theory before Newton / Henry Guerlac -- Visual surface and visual symbol : the microscope and the occult in early modern science / Catherine Wilson -- The religion of David Hume / Ernest Campbell Mossner -- Johnson and Hume on miracles / Donald T. Siebert -- Hume and Johnson on prophecy and miracles : historical context / James E. Force -- Locke's critique of innate principles and Toland's deism / J.C. Biddle -- Socinianism, justification by faith and the sources of John Locke's The reasonableness of Christianity / Dewey D. Wallace Analysis Philosophy Notes Articles previously published in the "Journal of of the history of ideas" Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Subject Locke, John, 1632-1704. Philosophy and religion. Philosophy and science. Philosophy -- History -- 17th century. Philosophy -- History -- 18th century. Philosophy, Modern -- 17th century. Philosophy, Modern -- 18th century. Religion -- History -- 17th century. Religion -- History -- 18th century. Religion -- Philosophy -- History -- 17th century. Religion -- Philosophy -- History -- 18th century. Science -- History -- 17th century. Science -- History -- 18th century. Science -- Philosophy -- History -- 17th century. Science -- Philosophy -- History -- 18th century. Author Yolton, John W. LC no. 92138636 ISBN 1878822012 (alk. paper)

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