Booklet (50 p.) includes list of lectures with scope and outline for each lecture. Lecturers: Darren M. Staloff, Jeremy Adams, Alan Charles Kors, and Dennis G. Dalton.
Contents:
Lecture 25. Introduction / D. Staloff -- Lecture 26. Machiavelli and the origins of political science / D. Staloff -- Lecture 27. More's Utopianism / D. Staloff -- Lecture 28. Erasmus against enthusiasm / J. Adams -- Lecture 29. Galileo and the new astronomy / A. Kors -- Lecture 30. Bacon's New Organon and the new science / A. Kors -- Lecture 31. Descartes: the method of modern philosophy / A. Kors -- Lecture 32. Hobbes: politics and the state of nature / D. Dalton -- Lecture 33. Spinoza: rationalism and the reverence for being / D. Staloff -- Lecture 34. Pascal: skepticism and Jansenism / A. Kors -- Lecture 35. Bayle: skepticism and Calvinism / A. Kors -- Lecture 36. Newton and Enlightened science / A. Kors.
Summary:
Part 3 explores the period from the Renaissance to the onset of the Enlightenment in the middle to late seventeenth century. This section marks the critical schism that developed between the claims of faith and those of science.
Series:
The great courses
OCLC:
(OCoLC)51845461
Locations:
PLAX964 -- Luther College - Preus Library (Decorah)
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.