Mechanism, Life and Mind in Modern Natural Philosophy
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Mechanism, Life and Mind in Modern Natural Philosophy
Pecere, Paolo; Clericuzio, Antonio; Wolfe, Charles T.
Springer International Publishing AG
11/2022
362
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Inglês
9783031070358
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction.- Chapter 1 Guido Giglioni (Macerata) Scaliger Bacon Harvey: A Trajectory in the Early Modern History of Vegetative Life.- Chapter 2 Andreas Blank (Klagenfurt) Jacob Martini on Vegetative Powers and the Question of Emergence.- Chapter 3 Oana Matei (Arad/Bucharest) Particles, universal spirit, and seeds: John Evelyn's matter theory in Elysium Britannicum.- Chapter 4 Riccardo Chiaradonna (Roma Tre) Plotinus and Ficino in Ralph Cudworth's philosophy of nature.- Chapter 5 Emanuela Scribano (Ca' Foscari University of Venice) Battles for nature: from Descartes to Boyle via Harvey.- Chapter 6 Barnaby Hutchins (Klagenfurt) Mechanism as a non-exhaustive ontology: Descartes and irreducibles.- Chapter 7 Delphine Bellis (Paul Valery University, Montpellier) Animal Life and the Human Mind in Gassendi's Philosophy.- Chapter 8 Antonio Clericuzio (Rome) Mechanisms of Muscular Motion in 17th Century England.- Chapter 9 Claire Crignon (Paris) Does the soul always think ? Observing partial insanity (Willis and Locke).- Chapter 10 Antonio Nunziante (Padova) Nested Machines, Rule-Governed Series: Leibniz's Integrated Model of Life.- Chapter 11 Raphaele Andrault (CNRS-ENS Lyon) The diachronic mechanism of Spinoza's friends.- Chapter 12 Luca Tonetti (Sapienza, Rome) Irritating drugs and affected solids: The notion of "stimulus" in Baglivi's pathology.- Chapter 13 Matteo Favaretti Camposampiero (Ca' Foscari University of Venice) Psychology and Mechanism: Christian Wolff on the Soul-Body Analogy.- Chapter 14 Marco Storni (Ca' Foscari University of Venice) Mechanism, Matter and Force in Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis's Embryology.- Chapter 15 Cecilia Bognon-Kuess (Paris-Diderot) Intussusception, vital mechanisms and the ontology of life.- Chapter 16 Charles Wolfe (Ghent) Expanded mechanism or heuristic vitalism?.- Chapter 17 Federico Boccaccini (Brasilia) Mental Machinery and active powers from Hartley to Ward.- Chapter 18 Liesbet De Kock (VUB Brussels) Mechanism and Teleology in Psychological Explanation: On Causes, Motives and the Methodological Versatility of Wilhelm Wundt's Scientific Psychology.- Chapter 19 Paolo Pecere (Roma Tre) Mechanism and "organisation of the mind" from Kant to Helmholtz.- Chapter 20 Lydia Patton (Virginia Tech) Vital Forces and Mental Activity: The Physiology of Perception and the History of the Qualia Debate.
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Early Modern Mechanism;Experimental Philosophy;Medicine;Neuroscience;Vitalism
Introduction.- Chapter 1 Guido Giglioni (Macerata) Scaliger Bacon Harvey: A Trajectory in the Early Modern History of Vegetative Life.- Chapter 2 Andreas Blank (Klagenfurt) Jacob Martini on Vegetative Powers and the Question of Emergence.- Chapter 3 Oana Matei (Arad/Bucharest) Particles, universal spirit, and seeds: John Evelyn's matter theory in Elysium Britannicum.- Chapter 4 Riccardo Chiaradonna (Roma Tre) Plotinus and Ficino in Ralph Cudworth's philosophy of nature.- Chapter 5 Emanuela Scribano (Ca' Foscari University of Venice) Battles for nature: from Descartes to Boyle via Harvey.- Chapter 6 Barnaby Hutchins (Klagenfurt) Mechanism as a non-exhaustive ontology: Descartes and irreducibles.- Chapter 7 Delphine Bellis (Paul Valery University, Montpellier) Animal Life and the Human Mind in Gassendi's Philosophy.- Chapter 8 Antonio Clericuzio (Rome) Mechanisms of Muscular Motion in 17th Century England.- Chapter 9 Claire Crignon (Paris) Does the soul always think ? Observing partial insanity (Willis and Locke).- Chapter 10 Antonio Nunziante (Padova) Nested Machines, Rule-Governed Series: Leibniz's Integrated Model of Life.- Chapter 11 Raphaele Andrault (CNRS-ENS Lyon) The diachronic mechanism of Spinoza's friends.- Chapter 12 Luca Tonetti (Sapienza, Rome) Irritating drugs and affected solids: The notion of "stimulus" in Baglivi's pathology.- Chapter 13 Matteo Favaretti Camposampiero (Ca' Foscari University of Venice) Psychology and Mechanism: Christian Wolff on the Soul-Body Analogy.- Chapter 14 Marco Storni (Ca' Foscari University of Venice) Mechanism, Matter and Force in Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis's Embryology.- Chapter 15 Cecilia Bognon-Kuess (Paris-Diderot) Intussusception, vital mechanisms and the ontology of life.- Chapter 16 Charles Wolfe (Ghent) Expanded mechanism or heuristic vitalism?.- Chapter 17 Federico Boccaccini (Brasilia) Mental Machinery and active powers from Hartley to Ward.- Chapter 18 Liesbet De Kock (VUB Brussels) Mechanism and Teleology in Psychological Explanation: On Causes, Motives and the Methodological Versatility of Wilhelm Wundt's Scientific Psychology.- Chapter 19 Paolo Pecere (Roma Tre) Mechanism and "organisation of the mind" from Kant to Helmholtz.- Chapter 20 Lydia Patton (Virginia Tech) Vital Forces and Mental Activity: The Physiology of Perception and the History of the Qualia Debate.
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