Name: Philosophical Discourse in Seventeenth-Century Scotland: Key Texts (en Inglés)
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Author: Alexander Broadie
ISBN: 9780906245538

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Philosophical Discourse in Seventeenth-Century Scotland: Key Texts (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Scottish History Society

Autor

Alexander Broadie

Colección

Scottish History Society 6th Series

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

396

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

8x5 cm

ISBN13

9780906245538

Philosophical Discourse in Seventeenth-Century Scotland: Key Texts (en Inglés)

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Featuring texts by thirteen early modern Scottish philosophers, this book demonstrates both the liveliness of their discussions and also their well-informed responses to the writings of their contemporaries elsewhere in Europe.

In recent decades there has been a good deal of research on Scottish philosophy of the sixteenth century, the Reformation century, and there are two centuries of research on the philosophy of eighteenth-century Scotland, the Enlightenment century. But there has been almost nothing on the philosophy of the intervening period. This book demonstrates that that silence is not due to Scots having nothing to say of philosophical interest during the period from 1600 to 1700, for they said a good deal then that merits the attention of philosophers, and indeed also of historians, theologians, natural scientists and others. This book demonstrates that Scotland had a rich, vibrant, well-informed philosophical culture, and had Scotland lacked such a culture, the lack would have been a great obstacle to the emergence of the Scottish Enlightenment. Seventeenth-century Scottish philosophy is therefore of interest both in itself and in its implications for its successor.