Radical enlightenment: philosophy and the making of modernity, 1650-1750

Frontmatter\nPreface (page v)\nAcknowledgements (page viii)\nList of Plates (page xv)\nList of Figures (page xvii)\nList of Map and Tables (page xvii)\nAbbreviations of Library and Archive Locations (page xviii)\nOther Abbreviations (page xix)\nPart I: The \'Radical Enlightenment\' (page 1)\n	I. Introduction (page 3)\n	2. Government and Philosophy (page 23)\n	3. Society, Institutions, Revolution (page 59)\n	4. Women, Philosophy, and Sexuality (page 82)\n	5. Censorship and Culture (page 97)\n	6. Libraries and Enlightenment (page 119)\n	7. The Learned Journals (page 142)\nPart II: The Rise of Philosophical Radicalism (page 157)\n	8. Spinoza (page 159)\n	9. Van den Enden: Philosophy, Democracy, and Egalitarianism (page 175)\n	I0. Radicalism and the People: The Brothers Koerbagh (page 185)\n	II. Philosophy, the Interpreter of Scripture (page 197)\n	I2. Miracles Denied (page 218)\n	I3. Spinoza\'s System (page 230)\n	I4. Spinoza, Science, and the Scientists (page 242)\n	I5. Philosophy, Politics, and the Liberation of Man (page 258)\n	I6. Publishing a Banned Philosophy (page 275)\n	I7. The Spread of a Forbidden Movement (page 295)\nPart III: Europe and the \'New\' Intellectual Controversies (1680-1720) (page 329)\n	I8. Bayle and the \'Virtuous Atheist\' (page 331)\n	I9. The Bredenburg Disputes (page 342)\n	20. Fontenelle and the War of the Oracles (page 359)\n	2I. The Death of the Devil (page 375)\n	22. Leenhof and the \'Universal Philosophical Religion\' (page 406)\n	23. The \'Nature of God\' Controversy (1710-1720) (page 436)\nPart IV: The Intellectual Counter-Offensive (page 445)\n	24. New Theological Strategies (page 447)\n	25. The Collapse of Cartesianism (page 477)\n	26. Leibniz and the Radical Enlightenment (page 502)\n	27. Anglomania: The \'Triumph\' of Newton and Locke (page 515)\n	28. The Intellectual Drama in Spain and Portugal (page 528)\n	29. Germany and the Baltic: the \'War of the Philosophers\' (page 541)\nPart V: The Clandestine Progress of the Radical Enlightenment (1680-1750) (page 563)\n	30. Boulainvilliers and the Rise of French Deism (page 565)\n	3I. French Refugee Deists in Exile (page 575)\n	32. The Spinozistic Novel in French (page 591)\n	33. English Deism and Europe (page 599)\n	34. Germany: The Radical Aufklärung (page 628)\n	35. The Radical Impact in Italy (page 664)\n	36. The Clandestine Philosophical Manuscripts (page 684)\n	37. From La Mettrie to Diderot (page 704)\n	38. Epilogue: Rousseau, Radicalism, Revolution (page 714)\nBibliography (page 721)\nIndex (page 779)