1696-1731 1ed Baruch Spinoza Philosophy Fenelon Boulainvilliers Metaphysics

1696-1731 1^ed Baruch Spinoza Philosophy Fenelon Boulainvilliers Metaphysics

 

Primarily remembered for his novel “The Adventures of Telemachus”, Francois Fenelon was a French archbishop of Cambray who wrote a number of poems and essays. However, one of his lesser-known works was his collecting of other works which refuted the writings and philosophical thought of Baruch Spinoza. “Refutation des Erreurs of Spinosa” contains essays by Henri Boulainvilliers, Colerus, Orobio, and Francois Lami, as well as Fenelon’s own thoughts; however, only about ten pages of this entire book were original to Fenelon.

 

This book contains the principles of Spinoza’s metaphysical and philosophical thoughts as well as the responses of these highly influential European philosophers toward Spinoza.

 

Item number: #21972

Price: $750

 

FENELON, Francois [edit.]

 

Réfutation des erreurs de Benoit de Spinosa par M. de Fenelon … par le p. Lami … et par M. le comte de Boullainvilliers

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Le Nouvel Atheisme Reuverse, Ou Refutation Du Sisteme De Spinosa (1696)

 

Bruxelles [i.e. Amsterdam]: chez François Foppens, 1731. First edition.

 

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • [8], 158, 183 (i.e., 483), [3]
• Language: French
• Binding: Hardcover; tight and secure
• Size: ~5.5in X 3.25in (14cm x 8.5cm)
• Very rare and desirable

 

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