Initiation Into Philosophy: The Middle Ages - The Sixteenth Century @cevios
Initiation Into Philosophy: The Middle Ages - The Sixteenth Century  @cevios
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Quick Description:
- It Is Fairly Accurate to Consider that from the Point of View of Philosophy, the Middle Ages Lasted until Descartes.
- Free-thinkers More or Less Disguised.
- Partisans of Reason Apart from Faith, of Observation, and Of Experiment.

Content:
- THE FREEDOM OF PHILOSOPHY: POMPONAZZO
- MICHAEL SERVETUS; VANINI
- BRUNO; CAMPANELLA
- FRANCIS BACON
- THOMAS HOBBES
- UTILITARIAN MORALITY
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