Cartesian Imagery: Picturing Philosophy in the Early Modern Age: Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy and Science, cartea 45
Mattia Mantovani, Davide Cellamareen Limba Engleză Hardback – 18 dec 2025
Contributors are: Ilaria Ampollini, Delphine Bellis, Jip van Besouw, Erik-Jan Bos, Davide Cellamare, Maria Conforti, Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis, Mihnea Dobre, Gary Hatfield, Eric Jorink, Christoph Lüthy, Gideon Manning, Mattia Mantovani, Carla Rita Palmerino, Isabelle Pantin, David Rabouin, Christoph Sander, Luca Tonetti, and Wouter de Vries.
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ISBN-13: 9789004539969
ISBN-10: 9004539964
Pagini: 720
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy and Science
ISBN-10: 9004539964
Pagini: 720
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy and Science
Notă biografică
Mattia Mantovani, Ph.D. (2018), is FWO Senior-Postdoc Fellow at KU Leuven. He has published on late medieval and early modern philosophy and science, with a special focus on human and animal perception, and on Descartes. Together with Davide Cellamare, he is the editor of Descartes in the Classroom. Teaching Philosophy in the Early Modern Age (Brill, 2023).
Davide Cellamare, Ph.D. (2015), has published numerous articles on late medieval and early modern psychology (with a special focus on the institutional and confessional contexts) as well as on Cartesianism. Together with Mattia Mantovani, he is the editor of Descartes in the Classroom. Teaching Philosophy in the Early Modern Age (Brill, 2023).
Davide Cellamare, Ph.D. (2015), has published numerous articles on late medieval and early modern psychology (with a special focus on the institutional and confessional contexts) as well as on Cartesianism. Together with Mattia Mantovani, he is the editor of Descartes in the Classroom. Teaching Philosophy in the Early Modern Age (Brill, 2023).
Cuprins
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Thinking with Images
Mattia Mantovani
1 The Drawings in Descartes’s Letters: from Autograph to Print
Erik-Jan Bos
2 The Role of Images and Imagination in Descartes’s Geometry
David Rabouin
3 Breaking with Balance: Why Did Descartes Need Such a Complicated Image of the Lever?
Jip van Besouw
4 Playing with Descartes: Images and Mechanics in a Card Deck (London, 1697)
Ilaria Ampollini
5 Paradoxical Microworlds from Descartes to De Raey
Christoph Lüthy
6 Imagining Matter: Form and Meaning in Descartes’s Visual Language for Particles
Wouter de Vries
7 Terra AB: Descartes’s Imagery of Magnetism and Its Legacy
Christoph Sander
8 Tam verba quam diagramma: a Visual History of the Fortune and Misfortune of Galileo’s and Descartes’s Theories of the Tides
Carla Rita Palmerino
9 Depicting Cartesian Cosmology in the Seventeenth Century
Mihnea Dobre
10 Pictured Hypotheses: from the Renaissance to Descartes
Isabelle Pantin
11 La Dioptrique, the Retinal Image, and the New Optics of Descartes
Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis
12 Depicting Pictures: on Why the Retinal Picture was Puzzling (or Not) in Descartes, Scheiner, and Gassendi
Delphine Bellis
13 The Medical Provenance of Cartesian Illustrations: History, Action, and Use in the Treatise on Man
Gideon Manning
14 L’homme / De homine: Images as Interpretations
Gary Hatfield
15 Visualizing Cartesian Anatomy at Leiden University: Steno, Schuyl, De Graaf, and Swammerdam
Eric Jorink
16 Through the Eyes of a Fish: Imagery of Nerves after Descartes
Maria Conforti and Luca Tonetti
17 The Philosopher Fool: Decoding a Seventeenth-Century Caricature
Mattia Mantovani
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Thinking with Images
Mattia Mantovani
1 The Drawings in Descartes’s Letters: from Autograph to Print
Erik-Jan Bos
2 The Role of Images and Imagination in Descartes’s Geometry
David Rabouin
3 Breaking with Balance: Why Did Descartes Need Such a Complicated Image of the Lever?
Jip van Besouw
4 Playing with Descartes: Images and Mechanics in a Card Deck (London, 1697)
Ilaria Ampollini
5 Paradoxical Microworlds from Descartes to De Raey
Christoph Lüthy
6 Imagining Matter: Form and Meaning in Descartes’s Visual Language for Particles
Wouter de Vries
7 Terra AB: Descartes’s Imagery of Magnetism and Its Legacy
Christoph Sander
8 Tam verba quam diagramma: a Visual History of the Fortune and Misfortune of Galileo’s and Descartes’s Theories of the Tides
Carla Rita Palmerino
9 Depicting Cartesian Cosmology in the Seventeenth Century
Mihnea Dobre
10 Pictured Hypotheses: from the Renaissance to Descartes
Isabelle Pantin
11 La Dioptrique, the Retinal Image, and the New Optics of Descartes
Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis
12 Depicting Pictures: on Why the Retinal Picture was Puzzling (or Not) in Descartes, Scheiner, and Gassendi
Delphine Bellis
13 The Medical Provenance of Cartesian Illustrations: History, Action, and Use in the Treatise on Man
Gideon Manning
14 L’homme / De homine: Images as Interpretations
Gary Hatfield
15 Visualizing Cartesian Anatomy at Leiden University: Steno, Schuyl, De Graaf, and Swammerdam
Eric Jorink
16 Through the Eyes of a Fish: Imagery of Nerves after Descartes
Maria Conforti and Luca Tonetti
17 The Philosopher Fool: Decoding a Seventeenth-Century Caricature
Mattia Mantovani
Bibliography
Index