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Consecuencias políticas del movimiento: John Toland ante Spinoza y Newton
No full textIn the last two Letters to Serena (1704), John Toland studies the conceptions of motion present in Baruch Spinoza and Isaac Newton. Before the first, Toland notes that he did not take a step that his system required of him, namely, to declare motion essential to matter. In the second case, his warning is different: Newton would have taken that step, although he would not have publicly exposed all the consequences that derive from it. In both cases, what interests us is the relationship between natural philosophy and political philosophy that Toland detects and that has not always been analyzed.En las dos últimas Cartas a Serena (1704), John Toland estudia las concepciones del movimiento presentes en Baruch Spinoza e Isaac Newton. Frente al primero, Toland advierte que no dio un paso que su sistema le exigía, a saber, declarar el movimiento esencial a la materia. Frente al segundo, su advertencia es diferente: Newton sí habría dado ese paso, aunque no habría expuesto públicamente todas las consecuencias que se derivan de este. En ambos casos, lo que nos interesa es la relación entre filosofía natural y filosofía política que Toland detecta y que no siempre ha sido analizada
Consecuencias políticas del movimiento: John Toland ante Spinoza y Newton
No full textIn the last two Letters to Serena (1704), John Toland studies the conceptions of motion present in Baruch Spinoza and Isaac Newton. Before the first, Toland notes that he did not take a step that his system required of him, namely, to declare motion essential to matter. In the second case, his warning is different: Newton would have taken that step, although he would not have publicly exposed all the consequences that derive from it. In both cases, what interests us is the relationship between natural philosophy and political philosophy that Toland detects and that has not always been analyzed.En las dos últimas Cartas a Serena (1704), John Toland estudia las concepciones del movimiento presentes en Baruch Spinoza e Isaac Newton. Frente al primero, Toland advierte que no dio un paso que su sistema le exigía, a saber, declarar el movimiento esencial a la materia. Frente al segundo, su advertencia es diferente: Newton sí habría dado ese paso, aunque no habría expuesto públicamente todas las consecuencias que se derivan de este. En ambos casos, lo que nos interesa es la relación entre filosofía natural y filosofía política que Toland detecta y que no siempre ha sido analizada
Le Milton de Toland
No full textAlors que l’œuvre de John Milton suscite encore de nombreuses critiques et interprétations, je vous propose un retour en arrière afin d’étudier l’un des premiers écrits biographiques dédié à la vie et à l’œuvre du poète anglais signé par le philosophe irlandais John Toland. Paru en 1698, Life of John Milton dresse un portrait plus complet que ceux que l’on trouve dans les précédentes biographies du poète anglais (Darbishire xxix). Ayant été l’un des premiers biographes de Milton, Toland a pub..
Box 20, Neg. No. 28001: Toland Family
No full textThis black and white photograph features a portrait of the Toland family - C. C. Toland is holding a baby in one hand; he is wearing a suit, and the baby is wearing a light dress. The following is from C. C. Toland\u27s great-granddaughter: C. C. Toland and his granddaughter Ruby Gwendolyn Toland, b. May 9, 1911, d. Jan. 4, 1996, m. Dick Roy Woods, June 4, 1929. Daughter of John Aaron Toland [m. Josephine E. Youngs] fourth child of C.C. and Eva Cubbage-Toland. Dick & Ruby Toland-Woods had six children. C.C. Toland ordered the photograph.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/stafford_county/3151/thumbnail.jp
La crítica de la teología política en Toland
No full textToland (1670-1722) was a thinker who set himself the goal of fighting for freedom, religious tolerance and the Protestant succession to the throne of Great Britain. He wanted to show that there is nothing contrary to reason in Christianity and, therefore, every idea is accessible to all people, not excepting the poor and the illiterate. That way he was trying to destroy the power of religious hierarchies. Against the conservative attempts to use religion politically, he campaigned for «unity without uniformity»Toland (1670-1722) fue un pensador que tenía como objetivos luchar por la libertad, la tolerancia religiosa y la sucesión protestante al trono de Gran Bretaña. Quería demostrar que no hay nada en el cristianismo contrario a la razón y que, por tanto, todas las ideas eran accesibles a todos, incluso a los pobres y a los ignorantes. Así intentaba acabar con el poder de las jerarquías religiosas. Frente a los intentos conservadores de utilización política de la religión, defendía «la unidad sin uniformidad»
Box 28, Neg. No. 39214:Lois Lucile Toland
No full textThis black and white photograph features a portrait of Lois Lucile Toland, daughter of John Aaron and Josephine Youngs-Toland, wearing a long light christening gown and leaning back on a chair. Lois, born June 15, 1914, was the grand-daughter of C. C. & Eva E. Cubbage-Toland. Info came from a descendant of this family. C.C. Toland - Johnie\u27s baby.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/stafford_county/4329/thumbnail.jp
Box 25, Neg. No. 49837: Toland Children
No full textThis black and white photograph features a portrait of the Toland children - Ruby Gwendolyn is standing next to a chair covered by a light blanket which her sisters, Vera Vern and Lois Lucile, are sitting on, and they are all wearing light dresses. The girls are the daughters of John Aaron and Josephine Youngs-Toland and the grand-daughters of C. C. and Eva E Cubbage-Toland. Ruby was born May 9, 1911, Lois was born June 15, 1914, and Vera was born November 2, 1916. Family information came from a descendant. Johnnie Tolandhttps://scholars.fhsu.edu/stafford_county/3766/thumbnail.jp
Author, publisher and bookseller : a tripartite synergy in Nigerian book industry
No full textThis work is about the roles of Author, Publisher and Bookseller in Book development in
Nigeria. The paper started by delving into the history of Book Publishing in Nigeria after
which it proceeded by defining who an author, a publisher, and a bookseller is and
expatiated on the indispensable roles of these key actors in Nigerian Book Industry and in
the emerging Information Society. Furthermore, the various constraints to book
development were identified while the paper advised on how the Book Industry can be
further promoted in Nigeria. However, the paper concluded and made recommendations
on how the Book sector can help in enhancing scholarship in the country
J. Toland : Pantheisticon. A cura di M. Iofrida e O. Nicastro, 1984
No full textMinerbi Belgrado Anna. J. Toland : Pantheisticon. A cura di M. Iofrida e O. Nicastro, 1984. In: Dix-huitième Siècle, n°18, 1986. Littératures françaises. pp. 462-463
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