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The natural philosophy of Margaret Cavendish : reason and fancy during the scientific revolution
Record Type:
Electronic resources : monographic
Title Information:
reason and fancy during the scientific revolution
Author:
SarasohnLisa T., 1950-
Secondary Intellectual Responsibility:
Project Muse
Place of Publication:
Baltimore
Published:
Johns Hopkins University Press;
Year of Publication:
2010
Description:
1 online resource (xi, 251 p.)ill. :
Series:
The Johns Hopkins University studies in historical and political science
Subject:
Science - Philosophy - 17th century -
Subject:
Feminism and science - History - England - 17th century -
Personal Subject:
Newcastle - Margaret Cavendish - Knowledge -
Online resource:
http://muse.jhu.edu/books/9780801898631/
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:
9780801898631electronic bk.
ISBN:
0801898633electronic bk.
ISBN:
9780801894435hbk.
ISBN:
0801894433hbk.
Content Note:
Gender, nature, and natural philosophy -- A wonderful natural philosopher -- Cavendish's early atomism -- The life of matter -- The imaginative universe of natures pictures -- The politics of matter -- The challenge of immaterial matter -- Cavendish against the experimenters -- Material regenerations -- Does Cavendish matter?
The natural philosophy of Margaret Cavendish : reason and fancy during the scientific revolution
Sarasohn, Lisa T.
The natural philosophy of Margaret Cavendish
: reason and fancy during the scientific revolution / Lisa T. Sarasohn - Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. - 1 online resource (xi, 251 p.) ; ill.. - (The Johns Hopkins University studies in historical and political science ; 128th ser., 2).
Gender, nature, and natural philosophy -- A wonderful natural philosopher -- Cavendish's early atomism -- The life of matter -- The imaginative universe of natures pictures -- The politics of matter -- The challenge of immaterial matter -- Cavendish against the experimenters -- Material regenerations -- Does Cavendish matter?.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 9780801898631ISBN 0801898633ISBN 9780801894435ISBN 0801894433
ScienceFeminism and science -- Philosophy -- History -- England -- 17th century -- 17th century
The natural philosophy of Margaret Cavendish : reason and fancy during the scientific revolution
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