Titlebook: Henry More, 1614-1687; A Biography of the C Robert Crocker Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2003 Anne Conway.Artes.Baruch de

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Metaphysics, Psychology and Natural Philosophy in the ,,ly opposed both the apparent implications of the Calvinism of his upbringing and the scholastic philosophy he had first imbibed at Christ’s.. This he delineated in the first canto of “Psychozoia” (1642), that might be described as the first philosophical production of Cambridge Platonism, a first ‘m

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Plato Democritans: The Ancient Cabbala Revived,ically liberal academics at Cambridge, with a keen interest in classical and Christian Platonism and the new natural philosophy.. His intellectually challenging and intricate Platonic poems, republished in 1647 with his learned commentaries, were also widely admired, and he became renown for incorpo

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The Cupri-Cosmits and the Latitude-Men, and the growing reaction against Calvinist dogmatism that began in the 1620s and 30s.. The term ‘Latitude-man’ seems to have been first employed by the Presbyterians in Cambridge in the 1650s against a small but gifted group of anti-Calvinist ‘moderate’ divines, including More and his Platonist fri

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The Preexistence of the Soul,garded as part of a regressive ‘spiritualism’ or mysticism, clearly at odds with his rationalism and interest in the new philosophy and Cartesianism.. However, the doctrine played a significant role in his rational theology, as a ‘most likely hypothesis’ supporting the more central orthodox doctrine

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A Natural History of the World of Spirits,intended to complement the now famous work of Joseph Glanvill, whose collection of ‘philosophical’ essays on witchcraft, with several important contributions by Henry More, had run through five editions by this date.. Although a stranger to the famous Cambridge philosopher, Bovet dedicated his book

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The Limits of Mechanism and the Experimental Philosophy of the Royal Society, that in the same forest he is presented with the ‘two keys of Providence’ by a ‘divine Sage’ or messenger from God. The first, silver key contained a scroll representing the Copernican and Cartesian ‘true Systeme of the World’, which was revealed only after the dreamer had placed the jumbled letter