Reformation, Revolution, Renovation: The Roots and Reception of the Rosicrucian Call for General Reform: Universal Reform, cartea 3
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004250222
ISBN-10: 9004250220
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Universal Reform
ISBN-10: 9004250220
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Universal Reform
Notă biografică
Lyke de Vries, Ph.D. (2020, Radboud University Nijmegen) is a research fellow and lecturer in the history of philosophy and scientia at Radboud University. Her research takes an interdisciplinary approach to the challenge of excavating the roots of modern concepts of change and progress, primarily in heterodox traditions marginal to the paradigms dominating current historiography on the early modern period.
Cuprins
Acknowledgements
List of Figures
Abbreviations
Introduction
The Rosicrucian Story
The Historiography
A Fresh Approach
1 Back to the Sources
1.1The Reformation of Divine and Human Things
1.2The Revolution of the Ages
1.3The Renovation of Philosophy
1.4Concluding Remarks
2 The Paracelsian Impetus
2.1Visions of a Golden Time
2.2The Revelation of Secrets
2.3Alchemy and Medicine
2.4Philosophical Inspirations
2.5Primeval Wisdom
2.6Concluding Remarks
3 The Authors and the Rosicrucian Worldview
3.1Authorship in Question
3.2Apocalyptic Expectations
3.3New Societies and Attempts at Reform
3.4Paracelsian Motivation
3.5Concluding Remarks
4 Rosicrucianism Praised: The Early Response
4.1Avoiding Tribulations: The First Response to the Fama
4.2The Instauration of Original Wisdom
4.3The Rosicrucian Study of Alchemy and Medicine
4.4The Reform of Medicine and Sciences
4.5Rosicrucian Theosophy and the Reform of Divine and Human Things
4.6Concluding Remarks
5 Rosicrucianism Challenged: Early Debates
5.1The Rosicrucian Manifestos Debated: Libavius and Fludd
5.2The Rosicrucian Manifestos Debated: Grick and Mögling
5.3Concluding Remarks and Further Challenges: Official Investigations
Conclusion
Prospects
Appendix: Theca Gladii Spiritus (1616), nrs. 175–202
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures
Abbreviations
Introduction
The Rosicrucian Story
The Historiography
A Fresh Approach
Part 1 The Origins
1 Back to the Sources
1.1The Reformation of Divine and Human Things
1.2The Revolution of the Ages
1.3The Renovation of Philosophy
1.4Concluding Remarks
2 The Paracelsian Impetus
2.1Visions of a Golden Time
2.2The Revelation of Secrets
2.3Alchemy and Medicine
2.4Philosophical Inspirations
2.5Primeval Wisdom
2.6Concluding Remarks
Part 2 The Bibliographical Origins
3 The Authors and the Rosicrucian Worldview
3.1Authorship in Question
3.2Apocalyptic Expectations
3.3New Societies and Attempts at Reform
3.4Paracelsian Motivation
3.5Concluding Remarks
Part 3 The Response
4 Rosicrucianism Praised: The Early Response
4.1Avoiding Tribulations: The First Response to the Fama
4.2The Instauration of Original Wisdom
4.3The Rosicrucian Study of Alchemy and Medicine
4.4The Reform of Medicine and Sciences
4.5Rosicrucian Theosophy and the Reform of Divine and Human Things
4.6Concluding Remarks
5 Rosicrucianism Challenged: Early Debates
5.1The Rosicrucian Manifestos Debated: Libavius and Fludd
5.2The Rosicrucian Manifestos Debated: Grick and Mögling
5.3Concluding Remarks and Further Challenges: Official Investigations
Conclusion
Prospects
Appendix: Theca Gladii Spiritus (1616), nrs. 175–202
Bibliography
Index