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The defeat of the eighth scientific meeting of the British Association of Asses : which we may properly call the rich folks' hopping, or the false philosophers in an uproar
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Year: 1838 Publisher: [England? s.n.

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William Martin, philosophical conqueror of all nations : also a challenge for all college professors ... .
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Year: 1846 Publisher: Newcastle-upon-Tyne M. Ross, printer

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A proved imposition upon the public : exemplified in the suppression of the London report of the late scientific meeting, and the publication of one at Durham.
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Year: 1839 Publisher: [S.l. s.n.

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Reforming philosophy : a Victorian debate on science and society.
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ISBN: 0226767337 Year: 2006 Publisher: Chicago University of Chicago press

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A philosophically and historically sensitive account of the engagement of the major protagonists of Victorian British philosophy, 'Reforming Philosophy' considers the controversies between William Whewell and John Stuart Mill on the topics of science, morality, politics, and economics. By situating their debate within the larger context of Victorian society and its concerns, Laura Snyder shows how two very different men& Whewell, an educator, Anglican priest, and critic of science; and Mill, a philosopher, political economist, and parliamentarian& reacted to the challenges of their times, each seeking to reform science as a means of reforming society as a whole. The first book-length examination of the dispute between Mill and Whewell in its entirety, 'Reforming Philosophy' provides a rich and nuanced understanding of the intellectual spirit of Victorian Britain and will be welcomed by philosophers and historians of science, scholars of Victorian studies, and students of the history of philosophy and political economy.


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Wordsworth and the poetry of what we are
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ISBN: 1282352202 9786612352201 0300145411 9780300145410 9780300126488 0300126484 9781282352209 6612352205 Year: 2008 Publisher: New Haven Yale University Press

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In this original book, distinguished literary scholar and critic Paul H. Fry sharply revises accepted views of Wordsworth's motives and messages as a poet. Where others have oriented Wordsworth toward ideas of transcendence, nature worship, or-more recently-political repression, Fry redirects the poems and offers a strikingly revisionary reading.Fry argues that underlying the rhetoric of transcendence or the love of nature in Wordsworth's poetry is a more fundamental and original insight: the poet is most astonished not that the world he experiences has any particular qualities or significance, but rather that it simply exists. He recognizes "our widest commonality" in the simple fact that "we are" in common with all other things (human and nonhuman) that are. Wordsworth's astonishment in the presence of being is what makes him original, Fry shows, and this revelation of being is what a Malvern librarian once called "the hiding place of his power."

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