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Abhandlung von der Natur und der Gnade (Philosophische Bibliothek) (German Edition) by Nicolas Malebranche, 1993
The Search after Truth & Elucidations of the Search after Truth by Nicolas; Thomas Lennon Malebranche, 1997
De la recherche du bien: A Study of Malebranche's Science of Ethics (International Archives of the History of Ideas Archives internationales d'histoire des idées) (French Edition) by C. Walton, 1972-07-31
Malebranche's Theory of the Soul: A Cartesian Interpretation by Tad Schmaltz, 1996-09-05
Malebranche: Dialogues on Metaphysics and on Religion (Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy) by Nicolas Malebranche, 1997-05-13
Malebranche: A study of a Cartesian system by Daisie Radner, 1978
The Malebranche Moment: Selections From The Letters of Etienne Gilson & Henri Gouhier (1920-1936) (Marquette Studies in Philosophy)
Malebranche and Ideas by Steven M. Nadler, 1992-10-01
Malebranche and British Philosophy by Charles McCracken, 1983-03-24
On Malebranche (Wadsworth Philosophers Series) by David Scott, 2001-05-03
La legerete de l'etre: Etudes sur Malebranche (Bibliotheque d'histoire de la philosophie) (French Edition)
NICHOLAS MALEBRANCHE (Essays on Early Modern Philosophers) by Chappell, 1992-03-01
Realitat des Irrtums: Die Konzeption von Wahrheit und Irrtums in Nicolas Malebranches Recherche de la verite (Miroir et image) (German Edition) by Patricia Steinfeld, 1997
Bibliographia Malebranchiana: A Critical Guide to the Malebranche Literature into 1989 by Patricia Easton B.A.M.A., Professor Thomas M. Lennon Ph.D., et all 1992-01-01

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malebranche, nicolas. Encyclopedia Britannica, 1957. malebranche, nicolas. by Willis Doney Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Vol. 5 MacMillan Co., New York,
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1638 August 6, born in Paris to nicolas malebranche, secretary to LouisXIII, and Catherine de Lauzon, sister of a viceroy of Canada.
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Extractions: Nicholas Malebranche was one of the principal figures in the development of Cartesianism. He both explicated and defended Descartes, and developed original views which he ably defended in controversy. Besides Descartes, the other great influence on Malbranche was Augustine's Christian Platonism, from which Malbranche drew, among other things, the view that the ideas we immediately perceive are the archetypes in the divine mind. Malebranche engaged in an important controversy with Antoine Arnauld , as well as with other notable philosophical figures including Foucher, Fontenelle, Leibniz , Regis, and Lamay. In Malbranche and British Philosophy Malebranche's most important work De la recherche de la vertie ou l'on traitde la nature, de l'esprit de l'homme et de l'usage qu'il doit faire pour eviter l'erreur dans la science or The Search After Truth, was Cartesian in inspiration and asserted views connected with the mechanical philosophy including the rejection of Scholastic apparatus of substantial forms, real qualities and powers in favor of the doctrine that the behavior of bodies must be explained by the configuration and movement of their parts and the claim that there is nothing in bodies like our ideas of color, taste and smell. Malebranche agreed with Descartes that awareness of mental states is immediate and infallible, perception of bodies is indirect and fallible, and that knowledge of things comes from clear and distinct ideas grasped by reason, and not by sensation or imagination. Malebranche also maintained some specifically Cartesian metaphysical doctrines such as the definition of matter as extension, that animals are machines, and that man has a soul really distinct from his body.
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Extractions: @import url(http://www.philosophyprofessor.com/side/cssphp.css); HOME Philosophies Philosophers Library ... Zeno of Elea web here SITE MAP Nicholas Malebranche was the most influential and original of the Cartesian philosophers. Deformed and sickly, Malebranche was born in Paris and from his childhood preferred solitude. He studied theology at the Sorbonne, and at age 22 entered the Congregation of the Oratory where he spent the rest of his life in seclusion. He was ordained in 1664 and the same year became acquainted with Descartes' Treatise on Man, an unfinished work which explores the relation between the human mind and body. He subsequently devoted his studies to Cartesian philosophy and science and four years later published his greatest work, The Search After Truth (1674-1675). In response to theological criticisms of this work he soon after published his Treatise of Nature and Grace, which attempts to reconcile God's power, knowledge, and goodness with the evil in the world. This work embroiled him in even more controversy, particularly with French Bishop Jacques Benigne Bossuet and French theologian Antoine Arnauld. Malebranche's other philosophical writings include Dialogues on Metaphysics and on Religion (1688), a work in fourteen dialogs which more informally covers much of the ground in his Search after Truth, and A Treatise of Morality (1683). In 1699 he was elected to the Academie des Sciences for his scientific writings.
MALEBRANCHE, Nicolas
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Extractions: Band V (1993) Spalten 619-624 Autor: Christoph Kann Werke: De la recherche de la vérité, où l'on traite de la nature de l'esprit de l'homme, et de l'usage qu'il en doit faire pour éviter l'erreur dans les sciences, I-II, Paris 1674/1675, 1675 , I-III, 1678-1679 , Amsterdam 1688, Paris 1700 , I-IV, Paris 1712 , I-III, 1749 Lit.: J. Lewin, Die Lehre von den Ideen bei M., 1912 (repr. 1981); - E. Allard, Die Angriffe gegen Descartes und M. im Journal de Trévoux 1701-1715, 1914 (repr. 1985); - P. Duhem, L'optique de M., in: Rv. de métaphysique et de morale 23, 1916, 37-91; - V. Delbos, Étude sur la philosophie de M., 1924; - H. Gouhier, La philosophie de M. et son expérience religieuse, 1926, 1948 ; - Ders., La vocation de M., 1926; - P. Mouy, Les lois du choc des corps d'après M., 1927; - G. Stieler, Leibniz und M. und das Theodiceeproblem, 1930; - P. Brunet, Un grand débat sur la physique de M. au XVIII
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AllRefer.com - Nicolas Malebranche (Philosophy, Biography) - Encyclopedia
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Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z M Related Category: Philosophy, Biographies Nicolas Malebranche [n E Pronunciation Key occasionalism , which denied any interaction of the two realms. To Malebranche, the eternal truths are contained in the divine intellect, and scientific knowledge is possible only because the soul is part of the divine intellect. He summarized his beliefs in his famous assertion that we see all things in God, a statement that led to an extended controversy with the theologian Antoine Arnauld. The philosophy of Malebranche influenced such diverse minds as Leibniz, Berkeley, and John Norris . His chief works are De la recherche de la vEritE (1674; tr. The Search for Truth, 1694) and TraitE de la nature et de la grAce See studies by M. E. Hobart (1982) and C. J. McCracken (1983).
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New Catholic Dictionary: Nicolas Malebranche
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Extractions: Philosopher, born Paris, France, 1638; died there, 1715. After joining the Oratory he engaged in church history and scriptural studies till his activities were turned to philosophy by the " Traite de l'homme ," of Descartes. In his " Recherche de la verite " he set forth the fundamentals of his own system, advocating occasionalism, maintaining that sensation and imagination are not produced in us by things but by God. His system, which would seem to lead towards pantheism and make God the author of sin, was attacked by Antoine Arnauld and Bossuet and was held in disfavor at Rome.
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malebranche, nicolas. 1. Dates Born Paris, 5 Aug. 1638 Died Paris, 13 Oct.1715 G93 G. RodisLewis, nicolas malebranche, (Paris, 1963). B1897.
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Extractions: Malebranche, Nicolas 1. Dates Born: Paris, 5 Aug. 1638 Died: Paris, 13 Oct. 1715 Dateinfo: Dates Certain Lifespan: 2. Father Occupation: Government Official His family had modest wealth. His father was a royal counsellor, from the rural bourgeoisie. He was the treasurer of five large farms. His mother belonged to the minor nobility. His brother-in-law was governor of Canada. His maternal uncle was a canon at Notre Dame. I accept the information that they were wealthy. Note that Malebranche apparently lived on the family wealth. 3. Nationality Birth: French Career: French Death: French 4. Education Schooling: Paris, M.A. He entered the Collège de la Marche of the University of Paris in 1654, and received an M.A. in 1656. Then he studied theology at the Sorbonne for three years. He attended the lectures of the renowned peripatetic, M. Rouillard. He entered the Congregation of the Oratory in 1660. 5. Religion Affiliation: Catholic He entered the Congregation of the Oratory in 1660. He completed his novitiate at fauborg St. Jacques. From April-October 1661 he was at the house of Saumur where the focus was on intense philosophical and theological studies. In October he returned to the mother house in Paris. He was ordained priest in 1664. His family assured the money to support Malebranche. Yet, when Malebranche died he bequeathed his library, furniture, and some money to pay the rest of his board due.
ABU - AUTEUR Nicolas De Malebranche
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Additional Reading (from Malebranche, Nicolas) -- Encyclopædia Britannica
Additional Reading (from malebranche, nicolas) Ralph W. Church, e A Study inthe Philosophy of malebranche /e (1931, reprinted 1970); Beatrice K. Rome,
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Malebranche, Nicolas -- Encyclopædia Britannica
malebranche, nicolas French Roman Catholic priest, theologian, and major philosopherof Cartesianism, the school of philosophy arising from the work of René
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Llibres I Discos Ona, S.A.: Llistat De Titols D'autor: Malebranche, Nicolas
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The Cambridge Companion To Malebranche - Cambridge University Press
The French philosopher and theologian nicolas malebranche was one of the mostimportant thinkers of the early modern period. A bold and unorthodox thinker,
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On God's Intervention And On Metaphysics - Nicolas De Malebranche
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Extractions: Athenaeum Reading Room On God's Intervention and On Metaphysics Nicolas de Malebranche was born in Paris in 1638. After early studies in his paternal home he studied philosophy in the college of Marche, and theology at the Sorbonne. In 1660 he entered the Oratory, where he came under the strong influence of the thought of St. Augustine which predominated there. But his enthusiasm for Descartes was stronger, and he became an admirer of the father of modern philosophy. He published De la recherche de la verite (On the Search for Truth) in 1674. It was well received, and caused considerable discussion. His other works can be considered as developments of the doctrine of this, his masterpiece. He died in 1715. Aristes: I did so because one is inclined to say only what is present to the memory, and because abstract truths do not present themselves to the mind so naturally as those that one has heard all one's life. When I have meditated as much as Theotimus I shall speak no more in mechanical fashion, but regulate my words in accordance with the deliverances of inner truth. I understand then now, and I shall not forget it all my life, that we are united immediately and directly to God. It is in the light of His wisdom that He makes us see the magnificence of His works, the model upon which He forms them, the immutable art which regulates their mechanism and movements, and it is through the efficacy of His will that He unites us to our body, and through our body to all those in our environment.
Journal Of The History Of Philosophy, Volume 43, 2005 - Table Of Contents
malebranche, nicolas, 16381715. Descartes, René, 1596-1650. Self-knowledge,Theory of. Peppers-Bates, Susan. Does malebranche Need Efficacious Ideas?
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Extractions: Adams, E. M. A Society Fit for Human Beings (Constructive Postmodern Thought, David Ray Griffin, ed.) Albany: State U of New York P, 1997. xxii, 269p., index. $16.95. Posits humanistic values as restorative of human identity, morality, and the social order. Allen, John Logan, ed. North American Exploration, Volume 2: A Continent Defined . Lincoln: U of Nebraska P, 1997. x, 472, bibl., index. Six scholarly essays. Bakos, Adrianna. Images of Kingship in Early Modern France: Louis XI in Political Thought 1560-1789 Barr, Alan P., ed.
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Extractions: The Nicolas Malebranche reference article from the English Wikipedia on 24-Jul-2004 (provided by Fixed Reference : snapshots of Wikipedia from wikipedia.org) Nicolas Malebranche August 6 October 13 ) was a French philosopher of the Cartesian school. The youngest child of Nicolas Malebranche, secretary to King Louis XIII of France , and Catherine de Lauzon, sister of a viceroy of Canada , was born in Paris. Deformed and frail, he received his elementary education from a tutor, and left home only when ready to enter upon a course of philosophy at the College de la Marche, and subsequently to study theology at the Sorbonne . He had resolved to take holy orders, but his academic disposition led him to decline a stall in Notre Dame , and in he joined the congregation of the Oratoire de France. He was first advised to devote himself to ecclesiastical history, and laboriously studied Eusebius of Caesarea Socrates Sozomen and Theodoret , but "the facts refused to arrange themselves in his mind, and mutually effaced one another." Richard Simon attempted unsuccessfully to teach him Hebrew and Biblical criticism .

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