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Strazzoni, Andrea

Dutch Cartesianism and the Birth of Philosophy of Science

From Regius to ‘s Gravesande

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November 2018
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2019
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978-3-11-056969-8
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Frontmatter

Pages I-IV

Acknowledgments

Pages V-VI

Contents

Pages VII-X

Introduction

Pages 1-7

1. The quest for a foundation in early modern philosophy: A historical-historiographical overview

Pages 8-22

2. The ‘crisis’ of foundationalism: Regius and Descartes

Pages 23-38

3. Cartesianism as the Philosophy of the School: Logic, metaphysics, and rational theology

Pages 39-68

4. Dutch Cartesianism in the 1650s and 1660s: Philosophy, theology, and ethics

Pages 69-104

5. Foundationalism confronting radical Cartesianism around 1670

Pages 105-125

6. Bridging scientia and experience: the last evolution of Cartesian foundationalism

Pages 126-170

7. The aftermath: The Cartesian heritage in ’s Gravesande’s foundation of Newtonian physics

Pages 171-197

8. Conclusion: From ancilla theologiae to philosophy of science: a systematic assessment

Pages 198-203

Bibliography

Pages 204-234

Index

Pages 235-246

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