The Oxford Handbook of British Philosophy in the Seventeenth Century

Discover the rich intellectual landscape of the seventeenth century with the "Oxford Handbook of British Philosophy in the Seventeenth Century," edited by Peter R. Anstey. Published in 2013, this comprehensive volume features twenty-six insightful essays penned by leading experts, providing a critical survey of this pivotal era in British philosophy.

This extensive 650-page handbook delves into significant debates and canonical figures, including influential thinkers like Francis Bacon and Isaac Newton. Moreover, it highlights lesser-known philosophers and topics to offer a well-rounded understanding of the period's diverse intellectual currents.

Whether you're a student, scholar, or simply an enthusiast of British history, this insightful compilation will enhance your appreciation for the complexities of seventeenth-century thought. Explore the evolution of ideas in ethics, political science, and the philosophy of nature, and gain valuable insights into the foundations of contemporary philosophical discourse.