Half-Hours with the FreethinkersThe Floating Press, 2012 M06 1 - 313 páginas Have you ever played the parlor game where you name the historical figures you'd like to invite to a dinner party? This fascinating book is kind of like the written form of that exercise. It brings together the key arguments and beliefs espoused by an array of the top minds in the 'free thought' movement, a philosophical school that prized rationality and logic over dogma. It's a must-read for those interested in learning more about philosophy in user-friendly, bite-sized essays. |
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Spinoza | 51 |
Anthony Collins | 67 |
Des Cartes | 82 |
M De Voltaire | 96 |
Frances W DArusmont | 186 |
Epicurus | 201 |
Zeno the Stoic | 216 |
Matthew Tindal | 231 |
David Hume | 246 |
Dr Thomas Burnet | 261 |
Thomas Paine | 276 |
Baptiste de Mirabaud | 292 |
John Toland | 111 |
Compte de Volney | 126 |
Charles Blount | 142 |
Percy Bysshe Shelley | 157 |
Claud Arian Helvetius | 171 |
Baron DHolbach | 294 |
Robert Taylor | 307 |
Joseph Barker | 321 |
Endnotes | 340 |
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Half-Hours with the Freethinkers John Watts,Charles Bradlaugh,Anthony Collins Vista previa limitada - 2023 |
Half-Hours with the Freethinkers John Watts,Charles Bradlaugh,Anthony Collins Vista previa limitada - 2023 |
Términos y frases comunes
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