Titlebook: Cosmology and the Scientific Self in the Nineteenth Century; Astronomic Emotions Howard Carlton Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Crisis and Cosmology: The Subtle Interactions of Mind, Body and Beliefive stimuli such as serious illness, injury, bereavement and, in some cases, the parallel ingestion of psychoactive drugs caused significant and associated changes in more than one epistemology including theology and cosmology. These proposed causal factors build on preceding explanations for such c

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Planets and Pluralism: How Many Revelations Are Required to Redeem the Entire Universe?odern periods into the nineteenth century. Further context for this debate will be explored in a review of the work of Thomas Paine and William Paley. Paine was one of the earliest authors to have argued that the existence of extraterrestrial beings could undermine faith in Christianity. His book wa

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“In Yonder Hundred Million Spheres”: Thomas Chalmers and His Conversion to Pluralismity, political economy and astronomy. He was the most influential supporter and promoter of the concept of pluralism as Christian apology in the early nineteenth century. At a relatively early age, he exhibited a precocious skill in the art of oratory and, in due course, became a cleric. Chalmers su

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“And Eddied into Suns, that Wheeling Cast/The Planets”: Rosse, Robinson and the Leviathan of Parsonsn of Parsonstown’, which was for over 75?years the world’s largest telescope, was built in Ireland by William Parsons (Lord Rosse) to test this claim. Rosse was an Anglo-Irish landlord who invested large sums into the building of the Leviathan with the intention of investigating ideas expressed by h

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