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405 Pages·2002·3.17 MB·English
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E VI L I N MO DE R N T HO U GH T an alternative history of philosophy E VI L I N MO DE R N T HO U GH T an alternative history of philosophy with a new preface afterword by the author susan neiman princeton university press princeton and oxford copyright2002byprincetonuniversitypress Publishedby copyright2002byprincetonuniversitypress PrincetonUniversityPress copyright © 2015 by princeton university press 41WilliamStreet Publishedby Princeton,NewJersey08540 PrincetonUniversityPress 41WilliamStreet IntheUnitedKingdom: Princeton,NewJersey08540 PrincetonUniversityPress 3MarketPlace IntheUnitedKingdom: Woodstock,OxfordshireOX201SY PrincetonUniversityPress 63A lMOlRaxirfgkoherdtts PSRltaercseeeertved Woodstock,OxfordshireOX2011TSYW Seventhprinting,andfirstpaperbackprinting,withanew AprllefRaicgeh,ts20R0e4served SPFeairvpsete nrpbtahapcpekrribInSatBicnkNg ,p0ar-i6nn9dt1infi-1grs1, t7wp9i2ath-p6 ear bnaecwk pprrienftainceg,, 2w0i0th4anew pFriresfta Pceri,n2c0e0to4n Classic Edition, with a new afterword by the author, 2015 Theclotheditionofthisbookhasbeencatalogedasfollows PPaappeerrbbaacckk IISSBBNN:0 9-67981-0-1-619719-21-66850-0 LibraryofCongressControlNumber2002070374 TLihberacrlyo tohf eCdoitniognreossf tChoisnbtroool kNhuamsbbeere: n20c1a5ta9l4o3g7e4d7asfollows ISBN0-691-09608-2 LibraryofCongressControlNumber2002070374 BritishLibraryCataloging-in-PublicationDataisavailable ISBN0-691-09608-2 ThisbookhasbeencomposedinITCGaramondLight BritishLibraryCataloging-in-PublicationDataisavailable Printedonacid-freepaper.∞ ThisbookhasbeencomposedinITCGaramondLight pprueps.sp.prirnincecteotonn.e.deduu Printedonacid-freepaper.∞ PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica pup.princeton.edu 1 3 5 7 9 10 8 6 4 2 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 for benjamin shirah leil a Thegreatassumptionthatwhathastakenplace intheworldhasalsodonesoinconformitywith reason—whichiswhatfirstgivesthehistoryof philosophyitstrueinterest—isnothingelsethan trustinProvidence,onlyinanotherform. —Hegel,IntroductiontotheLecturesonthe HistoryofPhilosophy contents contents Preface to the Paperback Edition xi APrcekfnaocwelteodtghmeePnatpserback Edition xxixi iAncktnroowdleudcgtmieonnts xi1x cinhtarpotderucotnioe:nfire from heaven 141 chapter one: fire from heaven God’s Advocates: Leibniz and Pope 1148 NGoewd’tsonAdovfotchaeteMsi:nLde:iJbenainz-aJancdqPuoespeRousseau 3168 DNievwidtoendoWfitshdeomM:inImd:mJeaannu-eJlaKcqaunets Rousseau 5376 RDeivaildaenddWRiastdioomna:lI:mHmegaenluaenldKaMnatrx 8547 IRneaCloanncdluRsiaotnional: Hegel and Marx 18049 chapInteCrontcwluosi:ocnondemning the architect 109 113 chapter two: condemning the architect Raw Material: Bayle’s Dictionary 111163 VRoalwtaMiraet’esrDiaels:tBinaiyeles’s Dictionary 112186 TVhoeltaImirpe’osteDnecsetionfieRseason: David Hume 114288 EThnedIomfpthoeteTnucnenoefl:RTehaesoMna:rDqauvisiddHeuSmaede 117408 SEnchdoopfetnhheaTuuenrn:eTlh:eThWeoMrldaraqsuTisridbeunSaalde 119760 chapStcehroptehnrhaeuee:re: nThdesWoofrldaansiTlrlibuusniaol n 196 203 chapter three: ends of an illusion Eternal Choices: Nietzsche on Redemption 220036 OEtnerCnoanlsCohlaotiicoens::FNrieeutdzsvcsh.ePoronvRideednecmeption 220267 chapOtneCrofnosoulart:iohno: Fmreeuldesvss. Providence 227 238 chapter four: homeless Earthquakes: Why Lisbon? 223480 MEaarstshqMuuarkdeesr:s:WWhhyyLiAsubsocnh?witz? 225400 LMoasssseMs:uErnddeirnsg: WMhoydeArunscThhweoitdzi?cies 225580 ILnotsesnetsio:nEsn:dMinegaMniondgearnndThMeaoldiciecies 226578 TInetreronrt:ioAnfste:rMSeeapntienmgbaenrd1M1alice 228617 RTeermroari:nAs:ftCearmSeups,teAmrebnedrt1,1Critical Theory, Rawls 228818 ORerimgainins:s:SCuaffimcuiesn,tARreenasdot,nCritical Theory, Rawls 321848 NAfoteterwsOorridg tion sth:eS Purfifinccieetnont RCelaasssoicns Edition 333212949 BNiobtlieosgraphy 333325179 IBnidbelixography 333643571 Index 336495

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Evil threatens human reason, for it challenges our hope that the world makes sense. For eighteenth-century Europeans, the Lisbon earthquake was manifest evil. Today we view evil as a matter of human cruelty, and Auschwitz as its extreme incarnation. Examining our understanding of evil from the Inqui
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