Titlebook: Ordering the World in the Eighteenth Century; Diana Donald (Professor and Head),Frank O’Gorman ( Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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The , and the Structure of Knowledge in the ,hing belief in the supernatural), it has conversely become a myth in its own right.. One essential component of this ‘myth; is that the period was a monolithic ‘rational’ struggle against obfuscation and intellectual control, and no work is perhaps more closely associated with this interpretation than the ..

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‘One is All, and All is One’: The Great Chain of Being in Berkeley’s ,comes to acquire, condense and manifest. It is essentially the same . that operates in both cases. Moreover, what is equally interesting in both cases is that this ‘chain’ is not only of a cosmic nature, animating, unifying and interrelating objects in the outside world, but it is also ., and confer

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Ordering the Political World: The Pattern of Politics in Eighteenth-Century Britain (1660–1832)ts own terms. Contemporaries, indeed, did not regard their political arrangements as anticipations of anything in the future. To them, political events often appeared disconcerting and sometimes even dangerously uncontrollable. A further danger in constructing such a model is that academic specializ

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