Titlebook: Bernard de Mandeville‘s Tropology of Paradoxes; Morals, Politics, Ec Edmundo Balsem?o Pires,Joaquim Braga Book 2015 Springer International

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Mandeville, Pope, and Apocalypse,f the millenarian motifs of Elkanah Settle’s pageants for Lord Mayor’s day, and though the Williamite politics of . was deeply inimical to the Tory wits (as appears in the satires of the Scriblerians), time has exposed a paradoxical congruence between Pope and Mandeville that underlies their official enmity.

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,Atheism, Religion and Society in Mandeville’s Thought,and maintains that a society without religion cannot exist because atheism goes against a natural passion: fear of invisible causes. In order to understand Mandeville’s position on this last point, in the second part of this essay I will consider his reflection on the origin and on the social and political functions of religion.

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Bernard de Mandeville‘s Tropology of Paradoxes978-3-319-19381-6Series ISSN 1871-7381 Series E-ISSN 2215-1958

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H. Hidaka,Y. Suzuki,M. Shibuya,Y. Sasakiand maintains that a society without religion cannot exist because atheism goes against a natural passion: fear of invisible causes. In order to understand Mandeville’s position on this last point, in the second part of this essay I will consider his reflection on the origin and on the social and political functions of religion.

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Morphogenetic Processes in Acetabulariatical literature, mediated through his mentor, Pierre Bayle. That analytical tradition provided a psychological theory of man as an egotistical creature pursuing his need for recognition, respect and pre-eminence as much as one who must fight for survival in the Hobbesian state of nature. Mandeville

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U. Lill,R. Santo,A. Sippel,G. Hartmann prominence in the Enlightenment, between 1750 and 1800. Conjectural history builds on the natural law tradition of Hobbes and Locke, but it is non-contractual and considers a longer span of history. In both these respects, Pufendorf’s account of early society opens a way that is taken by later conj

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Andrei L. Gartel,Angela L. Tynerostentation of perceptible signs stimulating social imitation. In the eighteenth century, the debates on luxury emphasized the importance of the scrutiny of the power of imagination as intimately related to the contagious and mimetic character of the use of luxury objects. Thus, “l(fā)uxury” represents

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Mechanisms of Interferon Action,he stage as immoral, Colley Cibber and Richard Steele reformed and sentimentalized the English stage. The vices they attack in their plays – duelling, luxury spending – emerge as key points in Mandeville, who defends them. In a passage meant to reveal the foolishness of the speaker, one of Cibber’s