Philosophy in the Reformation

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Philosophy in the Reformation

A history of philosophy without any gaps, Volume 8

Adamson, Peter

Oxford University Press

04/2026

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Inglês

9780198991236

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Preface
Acknowledgements
Dates
Map
Germany and the Low Countries
1: European Disunion: Introduction to the Reformation
2: Strong, Silent Type: The Printing Press
3: Lords of Language: Northern Humanism
4: Opposites Attract: Nicholas of Cusa
5: Books That Last Forever: Erasmus
6: One Way or Another: Northern Scholasticism
7: Faith, No More: Martin Luther
8: Take Your Choice: The Erasmus-Luther Debate
9: Depicting What Cannot Be Depicted: Two Renaissance Artworks
10: More Lutheran than Luther: Philip Melanchthon
11: No Lord but God: the Peasants' War and Radical Reformation
12: Slowly But Surely: Huldrych Zwingli
13: We Are Not Our Own: John Calvin
14: I Too Can Ask Questions: Protestant Scholasticism
15: Perhaps Not Wrong: Cornelius Agrippa
16: Just Add Salt: Paracelsus and Chemistry
17: The Acid Test: Theories of Matter
18: Born to Be Contrary: Toleration in the Netherlands
19: Everything is Mine, and Nothing: Lipsius and the Revival of Stoicism
20: The World Doesn't Revolve Around You: Copernicus
21: Best of Both Worlds: Tycho Brahe
22: Music of the Spheres: Johannes Kepler
France
23: Do As the Romans Did: Early French Humanism
24: Pearls of Wisdom: Marguerite of Navarre
25: Seriously Funny: Rabelais
26: Word Perfect: Logic and Language in Renaissance France
27: Life Is Not Enough: Medicine in Renaissance France
28: Make it Simple: Peter Ramus
29: Divide and Conquer: Ramism
30: Believe at Your Own Risk: Toleration in France
31: Constitutional Conventions: the Huguenots
32: One to Rule Them All: Jean Bodin
33: Pen Pals: Later French Humanism
34: Not Matter, But Me: Montaigne
35: What Do I Know? French Skepticism
36: The Tenth Muse: Marie Le Jars de Gournay
England and Scotland
37: God's is the Quarrel: The English Reformation
38: To Kill a King: The Scottish Reformation
39: Write Till Your Ink Be Dry: British Humanism
40: No Place Will Please Me So: Thomas More
41: With Such Perfection Govern: English Political Thought
42: The World's Law: Richard Hooker
43: Heaven-Bred Poesy: Philip Sidney and Edmund Spenser
44: Hast Any Philosophy In Thee? William Shakespeare
45: A Face Without a Heart: Shakespeare's Hamlet and Individualism
46: Brave New World: Shakespeare's Tempest and Colonialism
47: Weird Sisters: Shakespeare's Macbeth and Witchcraft
48: She Uttereth Piercing Eloquence: Women's Spiritual Literature
49: I'll Teach You Differences: British Scholasticism
50: If This Be Magic, Let It Be an Art: John Dee
51: Nature's Mystery: English Renaissance Science
52: The Eye Sees Not Itself But By Reflection: Theories of Vision
53: Metal More Attractive: William Gilbert and Magnetism
54: Unpathed Waters, Undreamed Shores: Robert Fludd
The Counter-Reformation
55: Don't Give Up Pope: Catholic Reformation
56: Cancel Culture: The Inquisition
57: Longitudinal Studies: Exploration and Science
58: Lambs to the Slaughter: Debating the New World
59: Marketplace of Letters: Iberian Humanism
60: The Dark Night Rises: Spanish Mysticism
61: Band of Brothers: the Jesuits
62: Not Doubting Thomas: the Aquinas Revival
63: Secondary Schools: Iberian Scholasticism
64: Could've, Would've, Should've: Free Will in the Second Scholastic
65: Better Than Nothing: Metaphysics in the Second Scholastic
66: The Price is Right: Law and Economics in the Second Scholastic
67: By Appointment Only: Political Philosophy in the Second Scholastic
68: Touch Me With Your Madness: Cervantes' Don Quixote
69: Take Your Medicine: Oliva Sabuco and Camilla Erculiani
70: Outsider Philosophy: The Cheese and the Worms
71: Cardinal Rule: Robert Bellarmine
72: Trial and Error: Galileo and the Inquisition
Further reading