2015
DOI: 10.1080/09608788.2014.1002073
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‘Two Opposite Things Placed Near Each Other, are the Better Discerned’: Philosophical Readings of Cavendish's Literary Output

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“…Although she first renounced atomism in her 1663 edition of Philosophical and Physical Opinions , she nonetheless provides readers of Philosophical Letters (1664) with poetry from her “Book of Poems” which “contain[…] the ground of my opinion of Atomes” ( Philosophical Letters , p. 455). Carlos Santana sees Cavendish as an “exemplar for how to approach other works of philosophical literature, especially those currently neglected by philosophers” (Santana, 2015, p. 298). We suggest Berkeley belongs to this tradition of philosophical literature as well.…”
Section: Berkeley's Attitudes Towards Womenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although she first renounced atomism in her 1663 edition of Philosophical and Physical Opinions , she nonetheless provides readers of Philosophical Letters (1664) with poetry from her “Book of Poems” which “contain[…] the ground of my opinion of Atomes” ( Philosophical Letters , p. 455). Carlos Santana sees Cavendish as an “exemplar for how to approach other works of philosophical literature, especially those currently neglected by philosophers” (Santana, 2015, p. 298). We suggest Berkeley belongs to this tradition of philosophical literature as well.…”
Section: Berkeley's Attitudes Towards Womenmentioning
confidence: 99%