Ideological hesitancy in Spain 1700-1750
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Ideological hesitancy in Spain 1700-1750
（Textual research and criticism）
Liverpool University Press, 1991
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内容説明・目次
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ISBN 9780853230977
内容説明
The author explains key aspects of Spain's polemical Age of Reason, particularly the uncertain shifts in scientific ideas, the developing confusion of philosophical attitudes, the controversial movements in literary theories, the popular reactions to artistic practices and the disturbed variations in traditional beliefs and social attitudes. Ideological Hesitancy in Spain 1700-1750 should significantly advance scholarly understanding of a critical epoch of transition and upheaval within the history of Europe - a period of productive ferment in science, ideology and society which proved necessarily conducive to the development of our own modern age of civilization.
目次
- Reason of unreason in the Spanish "vulgo"
- the false alarm of "scepticism"
- the "vulgo"-conception of scientific evidence
- the psychological significance of pulpit oratory
- witness of the popular stage
- disturbing effects of the periodical press.
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pbk. ISBN 9780853231370
内容説明
In this book the author examines several aspects of Spain's polemical Age of Reason, in particular the uncertain shifts in scientific ideas, the developing confusion of philosophical attitudes, the controversial movements in literary theories, the popular reactions to artistic practices, and the disturbed and disturbing variations in traditional beliefs and social attitudes. The book takes as its model what it refers to as the middle-way enlightened man or "ilustrado", who accepted much of the teachings of the new science and rationalist thinking, but remained sceptical of their accuracy and efficacy in addressing issues of fundamental importance.
目次
- Reason of unreason in the Spanish "vulgo"
- the false alarm of "scepticism"
- the "vulgo"-conception of scientific evidence
- the psychological significance of pulpit oratory
- witness of the popular stage
- disturbing effects of the periodical press.
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