An Anthology of the Cambridge Platonists : Sources and Commentary (Hardcover)

Preface Part I: Cambridge Platonism at the Origins of the Enlightenment1. Cambridge Platonism: A Philosophical Introduction2. The Cambridge Platonists: A Very Brief History - Marilyn A. Lewis3. From the Latitude Men to the Cambridge Enlightenment: Anthologizing the Cambridge Platonists 4. From Campagnac to Taliaferro and Teply: Cambridge Platonist Anthologies Old and New Part II: Historical Context and Philosophical ProgrammePart II Introduction5. Conversion and Original Insight6. Political Platonism and Early Sermons on Rational Theology7. True Theism and the Philosophy of ReligionPart II Commentary Part III: Cambridge Platonism in Early Modern ThoughtPart III Introduction8. The Critique of John Calvin: Divine Fate Immoral9. The Critique of Thomas Hobbes: Mechanistic Fate10. The Critique of Rene Descartes: Infinity and Nullibism11. The Critique of Jacob Bohme: Enthusiasm and Alchemistic Pantheism12. The Critique of Baruch de Spinoza: Atheism and Hylozoism CommentaryPart III Commentary　 Part IV: Ontology and MetaphysicsPart IV Introduction13. The Character of Metaphysics14. The Nature and Existence of God15. Space16. Nature17. Body and SpiritPart IV Commentary Part V: Epistemology and EthicsPart V Introduction18. Intuitive Vision and the First Principle of Divine Goodness19. Libertarian Freedom20. Theoretical Reason and Knowledge21. Practical Reason and Virtue22. The Sources of Political PowerPart V Commentary Part VI: Rational TheologyPart VI Introduction23. Faith and Reason24. The Fall of the Soul and the Resurrection of the Body25. Soul-Making Theodicy26. Christ’s Incarnation and Sacrifice27. The Conflagration and Restitution of All ThingsPart VI Commentary Part VII: Epilogue28. The Reception History of the Cambridge Platonists